the Goliath tigerfish
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Hydrocynus goliath is also referred to as the Goliath tigerfish. It is a predator with large teeth which is found in Africa. It is part of the genus Hydrocynus. It is considered to be a tigerfish.
Collected from: the Goliath tigerfish
Stand back, he bites: British fisherman grapples with ferocious 'giant piranha'... which has been known to eat CROCODILES
Collected from: 'giant piranha'
Evolution of Aquatic Biota: Tigerfishes and others - FPDCotteri
Ahttp://gallery.usgs.gov/videos/120spects of fieldwork in the Bas Congo river were filmed fora National Geographic documentary, which highlights the Goliath Tigerfish, Hydrocynus goliath. This documentary also highlights the unique hydrology and remarkable fish fauna of the Bas Congo. See recent studies by Markert et al. BMC Evolutionary Biology 2010, 10:149, and results of velocity mapping that reveal the unique bathymetry and hydrodynamics of the 150m deep channel of the Bulu reach of the Bas Congo (Jackson et al. 2009) and video
Collected from: YouTube - Hydrolycus Armatus Feeding
- Sources
- Hydrocynus goliath - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Jeremy Wade's goliath tigerfish: British fisherman grapples with 'giant piranha' | Mail Online
- Evolution of Aquatic Biota: Tigerfishes and others - FPDCotterill
- Explorer | Monster Fish of the Congo | National Geographic Channel
- YouTube - Hydrolycus Armatus Feeding
- Related
- Tigerfish - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Giant tigerfish with razor-sharp teeth caught by British angler - Telegraph
- Tigerfish in South Africa - Tigerfish from my Verandah - Where are the days when tigers where tigers? - Global FlyFisher
- Sky News: Monster catch on African fishing trip
- Mystical goliath tiger fish caught on camera | News.com.au
- Tiger Fish - Hydrocyus forskahlii