Huge Pike

My dad was diving in Stoney Cove, and started to film a video of a pike under water

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[goosepeuk]

@lukkbox i just couldnt resist......... research the smallest monkey to human theory, we scavanged, when we were the smallest monkey, and ate the high protein harder to obtain brain meat, developing dextrous strenghts to assist accessing further brain meat ................ jeez i could go on for ages but in brief........herbivore ???? we are no longer 45 million year old hominids

herbivore by choice ? not by 'god' !

anyhow consuming fish is DAMN good for you, soak pike or they taste of grit

[goosepeuk]

haha good old stoney cove i got some pike 10 times bigger than that on film......honest.......but it was at guildenburgh so its just dark murky blackness

(if you dont know guildenburgh then that was a completely pointless comment)

great vid man, better to see them in than out

[bibsywanks24]

nice video of that pike

[freshtilldeath78]

a weedy drop off, what a typcal pike spot

[Trashfished]

@lukkbox Go eat your lettuce then fuckface.

[eBiology]

@lukkbox Humans are not herbivores, why would we have evolved mechanisms to digest large amounts of protein such as the pepsin/pepsinogen system, the presence of hydrochloric acid in our stomachs, peptidases, etc? Also, our bodies can only synthesize 10 of the 21 amino acids (subunits of proteins) required for human life, even though nuts can supplement that need.

[BenKozar]

On a long enough time line the fatality rate is always 100% whither you die of cancer, a car wreck, old age, or offending some carnivore with a gun and a shovel.

[markbsac]

i was the diver that filmed this video and i think some of your comments are very imature

[3l1t355]

nice pike

[nerodia8]

@lukkbox

So... you don't want to discuss the inability to digest cellulose and reduced cecum (and reduced grinding teeth) when compared to relatives and ancestors? Or other 'experts' with a Dr. title or a Ph.D.? Have you heard of the fallacy of "Appeal to Authority".