They can be very dangerous.
You think sharks are the most fearsome and deadly fish, which can cost lives?
As it is not so. These aquatic creatures will prove it.
List sawfish rays (lat. Pristidae)
These huge creatures can reach a length of 7 meters and weighing over 2,500 kg!
In ancient times people used the image of this huge slope as for monster legends. In fact, belokrilie rays safe enough, because it is very fearful. But stay away from them is because sharp nose really able to cut a man in half.
Brown PACU (lat. Colossoma macropomum)
Brown PACU are found in fresh waters of South America. Externally, the fish is very similar to a piranha, and not in vain, as it was her distant relative.
However, unlike piranhas, PACU brown can reach a height of about one meter and weighing about 40 pounds. The peculiarity of this species are the teeth, remarkably similar to human. Thanks to the powerful jaws, the Pak can kill almost any creature in the water. But it is worth noting that for no reason they rarely attack humans.
Olive catfish (lat. Pylodictis olivaris)
Well, who is afraid of catfish? This fish is often caught by people in order for then to adorn our table.
But, olive catfish, despite the innocuous name, is a large freshwater fish that grows up to five feet in length and reaching a weight of 60 kg. do These catfish are produced for the sake of eating them, however due to the large size, this fish becomes a deadly enemy of man. Known cases where people became dinner for her.
Stumblevideo of gidrolika (lat.Hydrolycus scomberoides)
Another name of this fish payara. The species occurs also in South America, in particular, in the fresh waters of Venezuela.
Their distinctive feature is the huge canines up to 15 cm in length and insatiable voracity. Stumblevideo of gidrolika can easily destroy and eat the piranhas and animals caught in the water. The fish are particularly aggressive, however, people are attacked rarely. However, there are people who paid with their lives for the sake of interest to fish.
Wallago Attu, catfishes (Wallago attu)
These catfish live in the waters of Asia, India, and Afghanistan.
In size they exceed even olive catfish, and from time to time like to attack swimmers who choose to swim in untested lakes. That is why it is not recommended to relax by unreliable sources of water, and especially swimming in them.
European anglerfish (lat. Lophius piscatorius)
Another name of this fish — monkfish, reaches two meters long and weight 60 kg.
Very often caught for sale and personal consumption. This clumsy fish is a master of disguise and eats mostly other fish. Live at the bottom, lying in ambush and lying in wait by a passing fish. However, to get into the field of view of the monkfish we do not recommend. Very few people will manage to escape unscathed from the scary jaws.
Atlantic giant groupers (lat. Epinephelus itajara)
Giant grouper or the Paraguay river — sea fish of the family stone perch, the representative aquatic creatures really very amusing.
In fact, a grouper is a huge bass that lives in the ocean, which can reach a weight of 200 pounds. Many divers like to be photographed next to a huge grouper, but the fish like it rare, so many risk-takers have a distinctive reminder of the fateful meeting underwater on your body. And some people are unable to survive after a meeting with ocean perch.
Chirurgie fish (lat. Acanthuridae)
Chirurgie — usually a fairly small ray-finned fish found in tropical waters, although there are species that grow to one meter long.
They don’t have terrible teeth or poisonous needles. But their tail fins are sharper than a razor and they can be easily cut. It is highly recommended not to swim in the water where they live, these are great, because the recovery will be long and painful.
Tiger fish Goliath (lat. Hydrocynus goliath)
This fish is no safer than sharks, and the nature of it is that hard to deal with, like piranhas. This is one of the most dangerous freshwater fish in the world, which has huge sharp teeth. The largest representatives are found Goliath in the Congo river.
Brown snakeheads (lat. Channa micropeltes)
Brown snakeheads is a large freshwater fish native to South Asia, growing up to one meter long. The combination of aggressive nature and razor-sharp teeth make them dangerous to humans. Known to attack the snakehead on children.
