<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >when you think it's safe to swim in a river, we give you five reasons why you should be afraid. Creatures are not only confined to land and rivers, but also may live in vast oceans, like the number one on this list. It can swim in both salt water and fresh water, and you know what that means? </h1>
Here are five scary creatures found in rivers
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > fifth</h1> place
Giant catfish
This is common catfish
Giant catfish is one of the largest catfish in the world, also known as the giant manta ray, for a reason, it lives in Nepal, India and other East or Asian and Southeast Asian countries, this world record specimen is 2.7 meters long and weighs 293 kilograms, it has long fangs used to hurt prey, a large flinging tail is likely to knock a person down, in fact in the Mekong River Basin, the monster on this river is said to be the culprit of the disappearance of many people in the region. Why are they called giant tooth catfish, all right! Here's why they're so strong, their bodies and tails are very strong, thick and powerful. A blow to the tail can cause serious damage, their mouths have many tapered teeth extending below the gum line, and their bite is a bite that does not let go of that huge body showing their great strength. You want to try your fishing skills this monster can pull your boat to keep going, but if something bad happens don't blame me.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > fourth</h1> place
Snakehead fish
This fish grilled fish tastes good
Snakehead fish generally refers to snakehead, this extremely aggressive fish is native to Siberia and North Korea, especially in the places where they live is really terrible, in fact in some cities in our country its role is occasionally provided to the locals to eat, but for the rest of the world they are absolutely terrifying. They do not attack humans on a large scale, and the problems they cause are equally important, these problems occur in the United States, invasive species that cause environmental problems throughout their lifespan, can prey and roost with native species during the cub period, they eat zooplankton, insect larvae and small crustaceans, and some other fish juvenile fish, as adult fish They become greedy predators Attack other fish and crustaceans, frogs, small reptiles and sometimes birds and small mammals which show snake heads, In the north American ecosystem, their predatory behavior can greatly damage the food chain and the ecological environment. Thus by changing the arrangement of native species forever alters the native aquatic biological system for these reasons. People often demand drastic measures to eradicate these species from a specific site.
< h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > third place</h1>
African goby
The African tigerfish live in the Lualaba river lakes Pemba and Tanganyika in the Congo River Basin.
In Africa it is the largest member of the goby family a group of ferocious carnivorous fish, with dagger-like protruding teeth that have been recorded as large as the largest one weighing nearly 1.5 meters and weighing 45 kilograms. The equivalent of a middle-weight boxer local says it's the only fish that isn't afraid of crocodiles and that it actually eats smaller crocodiles, and it's also known that it will attack humans in rare situations Their terrible reputation is so much so that some promoters of hunting trips will ask to read warnings about Goliathic tigerfish before agreeing to go fishing.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > second</h1> place
Giant water wolf tooth fish
Giant water wolftooth fish they make their home in the Amazon basin of South America. It likes clean, fast-flowing waters and you'll often find it at the bottom of rushing rivers and waterfalls, and they have a terrible reputation as underwater hunters and these hunters are always looking for their next meal, and they don't let anything get in the way of dinner time, they like to chase mid- and large-sized prey, which is fair so they don't want to just eat water and what fish they want to eat at a glance. They also prey on other freshwater predators, and people keep them in aquariums so they've lost most of their aggressive nature. However they should be left alone with the label on the label is they still have a tendency to eat all the roommates before we leave?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > first place</h1>
African bull shark
Bull sharks
Swimming in fresh water is better than swimming in salt water, which means you don't trade with sharks, sharks are very adaptable, especially the guy who occupies the first place.
It evolved to be able to swim where humans swim, which makes them one of the three sharks that attack humans the most, and bull sharks live in fairly shallow waters, which means they have a good chance of interacting with humans. Worse because some species tend to share the same area, bull sharks are one of the few animals that have the guts to attack other creatures of the same size or even larger than themselves, which is bad news for humans, although they have a healthy appetite and a reputation for being aggressive These animals are quite docile in some environments, in the clear waters of the Bahamas such as divers often interact with herds of bull sharks, although predators are forced to be close to humans Statistics show that swimmers waiters and divers barely have to worry about bull sharks.
Thank you all for watching and we'll see you in the next issue