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Huge, (supposibly) man eating catfish, found in china.

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I believe you should go back to school.

Whale Sharks eat Krill.

And they are a marine animal.

Could possibly be an undiscovered species of catfish, or as the article said a mutant. You never know what goes into chinese Reservoirs.

Hey, i'm all for protecting animals,but NOT at the expence of starving people! That is one small ,very young ?, whale shark. Damn that's a lot of batter and chips!!

  • 2 weeks later...

yeah, appalling

last time i mentioned asians and their animal treatment i got labelled a member of the kkk, ironic cos my skin is of yellow shade, slightly off while but more mother of pearl:P

but i must agree, the other month, hong kong fishermen found a fish that hast been seen for almos 20 years....what did they do...sell it, ate it

its a shame.

heres the thing. facts from an indian mate of mine.

if you look at arabs and indians, most dont have dogs, extremely low % has dogs or cats..... culture doesnt really promote dogs or cats, its a waste of money to them.

white people, lots of dogs and cats.

asians, fish (its a feng shui thing supposedly0

its all cultural.

you kill what you need to eat or what you can kill.......

some cultures have it n them.

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