have you seen this?

[Ocellanatus]

wow that is the most evil lookin thing ive seen in a while

 

[piranha45]

its a pretty docile ineffectual fish tho, eats clams and ****

 

[dragonscale]

The "monster" caught by the japanese fishermen is a partially decomposed carcass of either a whale shark or a basking shark. I read it in a book entitled "Monsters of the Deep." The resemblance to a long necked dinosaur is incidental and has something to do with shark cartilage. As for the video, its the first time I've seen that. Pretty interesting...

 

[rayman45]

i want the hugh sturgon

 

[Ariel]

The "monster" caught by the japanese fishermen is a partially decomposed carcass of either a whale shark or a basking shark. I read it in a book entitled "Monsters of the Deep." The resemblance to a long necked dinosaur is incidental and has something to do with shark cartilage. As for the video, its the first time I've seen that. Pretty interesting...

Its a basking shark, I read it a couple of yrs back.

 

[deD3]

huge sturgeon

 

[truman]

:22_yikes: monsters are always charming... wonder how one would contain it though.

 

[piranha45]

i wouldnt want to keep a slow lethargic non-predator like that anyway...

 

[RockyGoldy]

Anyway newsflash guys...Sturgeon is a controlled fish now...and not allowed to be used in aquatic hobby trade anymore....

what a waste...

 

[crazystereo]

Hey, that would go nicely in my tank! Well, if my tank were a little bit bigger.