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xoxoxoBruce Sunday Oct 31 01:44 AM |
Oct 31, 2010: Fish Story From the Austrian Times comes the story of Dan Nowak entering a fishing contest at, "a power station reservoir in Rybnik, Poland". Quote:
But the really strange part, nobody would believe it's a Piranha, because of it's teeth. It looks like it ate a human, and swallowed everything but the dentures. Quote:
link Gravdigr Sunday Oct 31 03:21 AM xoxoxoBruce Sunday Oct 31 04:15 AM No what? ZenGum Sunday Oct 31 05:30 AM I guess he caught it with a fishing pole. SPUCK Sunday Oct 31 06:31 AM Yeah, that's what I was going to say - 49cm and Trilby Sunday Oct 31 07:28 AM OMG. That thing is disgusting! onetrack Sunday Oct 31 07:58 AM When you haul something like that in ..... you should always be aware ... its MOMMY is lurking around somewhere ..... Sundae Sunday Oct 31 08:11 AM It's been a bad week for bad week for monstrously big animals. spudcon Sunday Oct 31 09:23 AM If there's confusion, send the venison to the Cellar. We'll taste it all, and let you know. capnhowdy Sunday Oct 31 12:45 PM Who's heating up the grease? Sheldonrs Sunday Oct 31 12:47 PM I see my plan for breeding humans with fish is working! andcal Sunday Oct 31 03:02 PM Quote:
I feel fairly confident in saying that they do not use inches in Europe. andcal Gravdigr Sunday Oct 31 04:05 PM Quote:
Gravdigr Sunday Oct 31 04:06 PMNot no. Just at a loss. monster Sunday Oct 31 08:46 PM Those are my grandad's teeth! Clodfobble Monday Nov 1 12:15 AM Quote:
Pete Zicato Monday Nov 1 10:12 AM Those aren't piranha teeth. These are piranha teeth: glatt Monday Nov 1 10:32 AM Maybe a big one is older and has been wearing its teeth down longer. classicman Monday Nov 1 11:17 AM Its most likely a Pacu. I'm not sure how he caught it though since it is a vegetarian species. xoxoxoBruce Monday Nov 1 04:11 PM It could be a Pacu, he said he was fishing for Carp, so he might have been using a baitball. That's something a Pacu, especially that size, might gobble whole. classicman Monday Nov 1 05:00 PM That makes infinitely more sense. I admit to not reading the article. tulzscha Thursday Nov 4 12:25 AMDefinitely Pacu. And not a very big one (they get to be 60lbs or more), if somewhat out of its natural stomping grounds. Wrong head for piranha, wrong coloration for piranha, wrong size for piranha. Oh, just one more thing... Pacu are well(?)-known for their human-like teeth. Clodfobble Thursday Nov 4 12:27 AM I've always said that humans are well-known for their Pacu-like teeth. After all, evolutionarily speaking, I'm pretty sure they had them first. classicman Thursday Nov 4 09:48 AM I thought it was a Pacu, but I had no idea how big they got... Sundae Thursday Nov 4 02:05 PM Quote:
For example I do not know my height in centimetres, despite being brought up in the metric age. Ditto weight in kg. And we still talk about miles, although I'm more likely to use metres for smaller distances (blame athletics) I do deal in degrees celsius though. Just to be difficult. Clodfobble Thursday Nov 4 05:55 PM Yabbut you don't talk about weight in pounds either. You use stones, ya bunch of weirdos. ZenGum Friday Nov 5 07:13 AM Is that photo to scale? HungLikeJesus Friday Nov 5 09:50 AMHow big is your monitor? xoxoxoBruce Friday Nov 5 10:11 AMHis elbow is on is leg so he's probably holding the fish a foot and a half two two feet out, and the camera is close enough to the fish to full frame it. So no, the perspective is off. glatt Friday Nov 5 11:00 AM how is he holding it with just one hand that's off center? You might assume his other hand is in back, but what could he possibly be holding onto there? There don't appear to be any fins on the sides of the fish. That picture looks all weird. Maybe he's stabbing it with a knife on the other side and holding it that way. classicman Friday Nov 5 11:18 AMnah - Old fishermans trick. Hold the fish as far in front of you as possible. Makes the fish look ginormous. Maybe its shopped.. Shrug... ETA - Just google "Pacu" and look at the images... there are a ton of them.
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