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Chainfire

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12. Ok, so that explains half of the fishes and loaves story.

Reply to taxi (Original post)

Thu Mar 4, 2021, 09:41 PM

Mar 2021

Two of them would feed a pile of folks, and of course, they probably taste just like chicken.

Assholes in South Florida never saw an invasive species that they didn't want to release into the wild. Maybe those fish will go to war on the Pythons.

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Meet Florida's newest invasive species, an ugly Amazonian river monster that can grow 10 feet long [View all] taxi Mar 2021 OP

Link? gainesvillenole Mar 2021 #1

Sorry, here: taxi Mar 2021 #4

We watch River Monsters on TV leftieNanner Mar 2021 #2

They really are. Look at these: taxi Mar 2021 #6

They are endangered and a protected species in the Amazon leftieNanner Mar 2021 #7

Ouch taxi Mar 2021 #8

I used to watch it. Didn't the guy who does the show get his arm broken by one? captain queeg Mar 2021 #9

I think so leftieNanner Mar 2021 #10

I thought it might be my ex for a moment. CentralMass Mar 2021 #3

I'm convinced. taxi Mar 2021 #5

Almost As Ugly As The Other Florida Invasive Species... smb Mar 2021 #11

+1!!! mitch96 Mar 2021 #14

Ok, so that explains half of the fishes and loaves story. Chainfire Mar 2021 #12

In this county alone we are eliminating 43k acres of panther habitat taxi Mar 2021 #13