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Loading...Chinese City Puts Bounty on Piranhas
- Chris from NewsLook
- July 12, 2012
- 8:30 am
- 46 comments
Residents in China’s southern Liuzhou city are being offered high rewards to catch the red-belly piranhas that attacked local swimmers in the river, days before. Photo Credit: Gregory Moine via Flickr.
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This is another case of bringing in alien fish (from the Amazon), selling them as pets and when people cannot look after their voracious appetites they dump them in the rivers. Sad!! Piranhas can be very dangerous in schools of them if they are hungry. If they offering money to catch them, the people must be warned of the danger.
This is another case of bringing in alien fish (from the Amazon), selling them as pets and when people cannot look after their voracious appetites they dump them in the rivers. Sad!! Piranhas can be very dangerous in schools of them if they are hungry. If they offering money to catch them, the people must be warned of the danger.
Agree go Piranhas.
Are piranhas edible??? And if they are, do they taste good? Anyone tried?
Are piranhas edible??? And if they are, do they taste good? Anyone tried?
brainless American Government had been vaccinated leprosy into South Americans without their knowledge about 60 years ago; I have a feeling that piranhas found in China are planted by American Government also.
soon the chinese people will eat them all and there wont be a problem any more.
Invasive paranas- yes catch them.
Interesting....I thought piranhas were from South America...did they go on a vacation to China? ;-)
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