Arapaima are very dangerous too. Jeremy wade had his sternum cracked from getting rammed qnd they told him the see similar injuries in car wrecks from steering wheels. They have a decent body count for such a laid back freshwater fish.
Snakeheads are from Vietnam they were originally brought in as a delicacy for Vietnam boat people brought in illegally they started bringing them in into Florida which they started overpopulating the rivers and the canals of Florida and they put a bounty on them just like the carp from Japan that they brought in to eat up all the kelp and everything that was in the streams that overpopulate I'm out of the Mississippi now that's about the on them too but snakeheads when you catch them they want you to not put them back in the water they want you to take them out and leave them out on the bank or kill them instantly because they're very aggressive species and they will definitely kill the native fish and like I said before they originally from Vietnam not Africa Joe Vietnam and they were illegally imported by a certain people because they wanted them they were they're a delicacy and they released them into the canals in Florida and then the population grew and they also took them and released them in several other lakes and ponds around the United States where there are Vietnamese people living they figured they would be able to catch them but they didn't realize that they were going to start killing the native fish because they're very aggressive
Arapaima are very dangerous too. Jeremy wade had his sternum cracked from getting rammed qnd they told him the see similar injuries in car wrecks from steering wheels. They have a decent body count for such a laid back freshwater fish.
Imagine that thing snatching you up by the ankle and taking off.
Snakeheads are from Vietnam they were originally brought in as a delicacy for Vietnam boat people brought in illegally they started bringing them in into Florida which they started overpopulating the rivers and the canals of Florida and they put a bounty on them just like the carp from Japan that they brought in to eat up all the kelp and everything that was in the streams that overpopulate I'm out of the Mississippi now that's about the on them too but snakeheads when you catch them they want you to not put them back in the water they want you to take them out and leave them out on the bank or kill them instantly because they're very aggressive species and they will definitely kill the native fish and like I said before they originally from Vietnam not Africa Joe Vietnam and they were illegally imported by a certain people because they wanted them they were they're a delicacy and they released them into the canals in Florida and then the population grew and they also took them and released them in several other lakes and ponds around the United States where there are Vietnamese people living they figured they would be able to catch them but they didn't realize that they were going to start killing the native fish because they're very aggressive