"let me tell you a secret"
That’s what this fish seemed to be telling the snake. I don’t know what they spoke but the very next moment the snake quickly darted away and the fish dived underwater.
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Its almost as if they weren’t aware of each other’s presence. And when they finally realize….they scoot! So its not just humans who day dream 🙂
yeah Vijay you’re on the dot! What happened was that the snake moved almost into the fish’s mouth and then suddenly they realised that each other wasn’t whatever they’d assumed to be 🙂