River Monsters - Muscular Amazon Catfish pesca de bagre en el amazonas

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Catfish

Thirty-four varieties of catfish make up the Siluriformes order of ray-finned fish. The Amazon is home to incredible catfish with specialisms to help them survive the tough conditions.

Wood eating
Panaque fish have spoon-shaped teeth which they use to rasp at submerged wood. Bacteria in their guts convert plant cellulose into nutritious chemicals.

Air breathing
The water in slow-moving parts of the Amazon river system is often low in the dissolved oxygen that fish need. Some types of catfish supplement the oxygen their gills absorb by swallowing air and breathing with their intestines.




Land living
The phraetobius catfish has taken air-breathing to an extreme. It lives out of water, in the leaf litter on stream banks. Blood vessels all over its skin mean its entire body is capable of gaseous exchange. It has no eyes and uses touch to detect its insect prey.

Fisherman frightening
The jaú (Paulicea lutkeni) is notorious among native people. It grows to 1.5m and can weigh over 100kg. Immense strength gives rise to its reputation for dragging fishermen down into the depths.
Thirty-four varieties of catfish make up the Siluriformes order of ray-finned fish. The Amazon is home to incredible catfish with specialisms to help them survive the tough conditions.

Wood eating
Panaque fish have spoon-shaped teeth which they use to rasp at submerged wood. Bacteria in their guts convert plant cellulose into nutritious chemicals.

Air breathing
The water in slow-moving parts of the Amazon river system is often low in the dissolved oxygen that fish need. Some types of catfish supplement the oxygen their gills absorb by swallowing air and breathing with their intestines.




Land living
The phraetobius catfish has taken air-breathing to an extreme. It lives out of water, in the leaf litter on stream banks. Blood vessels all over its skin mean its entire body is capable of gaseous exchange. It has no eyes and uses touch to detect its insect prey.

Fisherman frightening
The jaú (Paulicea lutkeni) is notorious among native people. It grows to 1.5m and can weigh over 100kg. Immense strength gives rise to its reputation for dragging fishermen down into the depths.a's reasearchers, when Amazon River was found to "be born" frozen deep in the Andes) [1], with a total river flow greater than the next ten largest rivers combined. The Amazon, which has the largest drainage basin in the world, accounts for approximately one-fifth of the world's total river flow.

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[juslookin3]

By the way, if we allowed any true natural balance, we wouldn't kill off every single animal that might possibly bother us. And we would allow natural diseases to take their course. There are six billion cockroaches devouring everything in their path, and growing til there is no more room. How about some balance?

[ingridgott]

100% agree with you those are wise words and the key for the equilibrium in nature, mosquito is an animal that worries me is have caused more humans death than other animal ever .

[juslookin3]

Why do you say you love animals when it appears that you kill them? Is that love?

[ingridgott]

Because I do imagine yourself in the jungle I have never in my all life meet a vegetarian indian or a man who life in the wild and indians have a lot to tach us about the realtion with the earth animals and plants tolerance will safe our world

as a matter of fact I have a lot to thanks to hunters and fishermen thre is not supermarket in the jungle by the way my friend

[felixgrn]

ur like the real life version of dora the explorer

[ingridgott]

hahahaahaha dora la exploradora cute thanks

[claridadsos]

DORA  LA ESPLORADORA *****

[Bigschwang]

biiiiiiggggg and looking tasty !

[angels77100]

Give me a pool and I'll swim all day long. But you're never getting me in the sea or lake with things like those monsters about. Now I respect them and believe that they should be there and left in peace, but don't expect me to go anywhere near them.

[ahart55301]

Why the fuck us this a response to "Unholy Confessions" by Avenged Sevenfold???

[TheRaimon72]

que pasada

[MrDeathraven]

i remember when i cought a 5 ft shark the rush i got seeing them big catfish brings it back ty and still hot vid ty

[ingridgott]

welll said my friend did you know that if you unrespect or offends yanomamy or piaroas sometimes not accepting their food they will poison your food unless you find a way to show good will they live from hunting monkey I do not want to eat a monkey is one of their meals  noooooooooo I hope I never have eat one , the thing is after they poison you they put you out of the village , laws are not the same for them

[juslookin3]

You don't appear to be at any risk of malnutrition. Few people live in the wild; most live lives of relative luxury, with plenty of choice of what to eat. Many kill animals, including fish, for fun, not for food. Parading murdered corpses with a smile is still a strange way to show love.