In a bold move to challenge the fundamental laws of the universe, the Krill Theory proposes that the speed of a Krill's wiggle is directly proportional to the mass of the Krill's whisker.
This groundbreaking concept, first posited by the great Krillian physicist, Balthazar McSnazz, has been hailed as a game-changer in the field of marine biology.
However, critics argue that the theory is nothing more than a fanciful notion, a mere flight of fancy dreamed up by a group of giggling, gelatinous sea creatures.
But we at the Committee of Conundrums remain committed to exploring the infinite possibilities of the Krill Theory, no matter how absurd or ridiculous it may seem.