As reported by web.orange.co.uk edition of 24 September 2010, Frank Yarborough was fishing on Lake Wylie, South Carolina. Not long ago threw the hook, a fish bites the bait and then caught.
Frank absurdly excited because the fish is caught it is great. The color is black and weighs about 5 pounds with a length of nearly half a meter. Yarborough suspect it is a catfish.
He also put his hand into the water to retrieve the fish. However, he felt shocked and screamed as loud as didigit bite humans. Having examined the fish was indeed a rare rada. Diamemiliki like incisor teeth, molars and tusks like those of humans. Unlike the fish in the lake in general.
Rare fish was caught and taken home. Yarborough not thought to fry. Is still stored in the refrigerator.
Biologists believe the fish may be raised in an exotic pool. Robert Stroud, a freshwater fishery biologist Department of Natural Resources in South Carolina, has confirmed the existence of the fish samples. Fish samples were submitted to determine what type of fish species of the mysterious.
Stroud told WBTV: "Maybe this fish is a species with pomfret, which allegedly originated from the Amazon River basin of South America. Types of fish are quite common in the environment of ornamental fish. "
Pomfret is still a close relative of the ferocious fish in the Amazon River, Piranha. Piranha is a warm water fish species and not native to Lake Wylie.