Oceanography
The 5 reasons why killer whales are 'cold-blooded' geniuses of the ocean
They are not only strong, intelligent, agile, clever, but also possess an admirable kind of love in the natural world.
Tiger Fish
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Articles about Tiger Fish
10 published items.
Oceanography
Talking meat eaters
Pihanha, the world's most aggressive, carnivorous fish, will be harsh when fighting for good food or preparing to fight and bite the enemy.
Oceanography
Three new species of tiger fish were discovered
The report, published in the journal Genome Research, said US scientists have discovered three new strains of amphibian fish using mitochondrial DNA sequencing technolog…
Animal world
Horror with 'freshwater monsters' riverbed
Tigerfish Goliath Tiger Fish is one of the giant freshwater fish most ferocious planet. It is considered freshwater monster in the Congo Basin.
Animal world
The fish has a champion hit
If compared to body size, black piranhas have the most respectable bats, eating out giants in history such as tyrants and giant sharks.
Animal world
China declared war on fish biting people
Many people rushed to the edge of a river in southern China after Liuzhou city officials announced they would give great rewards to those who caught South American tiger…
Photo library
The most terrifying freshwater animals
Like the oceans, freshwater rivers also hide many fierce carnivores.
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Close up of killer whales hunting giant sperm whales
Shawn Heinrichs, a photographer and filmmaker, was fortunate to have the opportunity to capture a rare moment when six tiger fish attacked a whale of fish in Sri Lanka.
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Strange 'giant monster' monster killer laughs like a human
The American photographer, Doug Perrine, captured the very moments of the whale of the pseudo-fish family (Pseudorca crassidens) in the waters off Kona, in the Pacific O…
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Video: Tiger fish tear the stork in a moment
The piranha tiger fish in a river in Venezuela only takes about a minute to tear the young stork of the unfortunate fall into the water.