Catch 3-eyed fish near nuclear power plant
Fishermen who have just caught a wolf fish (Hoplias malabaricus) has 3 eyes in a lake near the argentina nuclear power plant.
Fishermen who have just caught a wolf fish (Hoplias malabaricus) has 3 eyes in a lake near the argentina nuclear power plant.
This reservoir is called 'Chorro de Agua Caliente' , with water coming from a nuclear power plant in Córdoba province.
This wolffish has 3 eyes caught by fishermen in the lake
water near nuclear power plant (Photo: News.discovery)
At that time in the night, when 5 fishermen were cleaning the boat, suddenly a three-eyed wolf fish rushed into the boat. Because of the darkness, the fishermen have not seen the wolf fish right away, fishermen Julian Zmutt told the news agency Cadena 3 (Argentina).
After checking the fish with lantern light, the fishermen noticed this was a strange mutated wolf fish with 3 eyes.
'We have been catching here for many years, and this is the first time we have met a fish with three eyes,' Zmutt said.
It is possible that the water flows from the nuclear power plant
cause of this rare mutation (Photo: News.discovery)
Although there are no formal fish inspections, fishermen think that it is the water flowing from the nuclear power plant that caused this rare mutation of the fish. investigation and conservation.
This scene is no different from fishermen catching a three-eyed fish with no stomach at the nuclear power plant in the American movie The Simpson .
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