In Gaobai, a remote mekong island in northern Cambodia, a 42-year-old fisherman fished a giant stingray that was larger than any fish he had ever seen. It's a piece that looks good health

In Gaobai, a remote mekong island in northern Cambodia, a 42-year-old fisherman fished a giant stingray that was larger than any fish he had ever seen. This is a seemingly healthy female fish, the same as rayfish known to be present in the Mekong River.

She is more than 13 feet from nose to tail. While moving the giant fish to three weighing pans placed side by side, the researchers were surprised to find that it weighed: 661 pounds, setting a new world record "which proves that these underwater behemoths in extreme danger still exist," Guinness World Records certified the milestone on June 24, while declaring stingrays the largest freshwater fish on record. It was also announced that the giant freshwater stingray is now juxtaposed with the Mekong giant catfish as the world's largest freshwater species. #Fantastic Animals ##人人能科普, new knowledge everywhere ##看图涨知识 #