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The Library => Haley Center Basement => Topic started by: Tiger Wench on July 11, 2012, 04:36:36 PM
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Unless his wife drops her purse in the lake.
The pacu fish, originally from the Amazon Basin, has recently been caught by a fisherman in Lake Lou Yaegar in Illnois, according to huffingtonpost.com
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources identified the fish as a pacu, a cousin to the piranha. Some reports also note that another pacu was seen weeks later. Biologists says the pacus might be aquarium pets and anyone found dumping the fish in the lake can be criminally charged.
The pacu can weigh up to 55 pounds and eats nuts, aquatic vegetation and snails, but is known as the “ball cutter†in Papua New Guinea said British Fisherman, Jeremy Wade. In the 1990′s, the pacu was introduced into Papua New Guinea’s rivers as a food source, for locals, after overfishing. From the Huffington Post:
In 2011, Wade said locals informed him that two fisherman had died from blood loss after something in the water had bitten off their testicles, according to the Metro.
“The locals told me that this thing was like a human in the water, biting at the testicles of fishermen,†Wade said.
Wade determined that the perpetrator was the pacu, which is known for having human-like teeth. The angler did note that such attacks are uncommon, the Daily Mail reports.
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Wtf? Were those two guys fishing in their birthday suit?
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Whew!!! As long as they only bite there, I'm good.
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Wtf? Were those two guys fishing in their birthday suit?
In Papua New Guinea, probably...
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Hey Jim, wanna' go fishin'? We can rub our weiners together if they ain't bitin'.
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Hey Jim, wanna' go fishin'? We can rub our weiners together if they ain't nutt'n bitin'.
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