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I was fishing with my daughter she caught a 5 lbs bass she reeled it in when I pulled out the hook I saw this little guy not sure what his name is my daughter wants to call him jaws or large mouth


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Oh no! That really stinks to hear all that happened, and in such a short time. I have no words for how mad I would be if that happened with my hard work.

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Yeah I was furious when I first learned what had happened from a former student who is still there. Now I am still upset, but I understand that despite my efforts to train her, she just was not ready for such a system and was overwhelmed.

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Yeah I was furious when I first learned what had happened from a former student who is still there. Now I am still upset, but I understand that despite my efforts to train her, she just was not ready for such a system and was overwhelmed.

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Gosh, I'm so sorry. Some people just don't care enough.

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Back when I lived in the UK as a wee child, I went carp fishing with my dad. So I catch a small carp, probably around 8" or so. I ask him to unhook it, he does, and all of a sudden there is this tiny fish in the palm of his hand! I have no idea how it got there because as you know carp aren't predatory. Well, as is commonly known, children like keeping little and/or cute animals. But we couldn't put it in the keep-net, because it was way too tiny. So I filled a plastic bag with water, hung it off a branch of a tree next to me and then took it home :D
 
Probably an 8inch centipede I caught while living in Hawaii. Used to feed it geckos that I would catch.

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I was a lifeguard at a beach club. While working at the pool a young dimondback terripan fell from the sky and landed in the pool. I gave it to my friend and two years later he still has it. I wish I kept it though.
 
There was a pond at the school I taught at. One day on a fish census lab, we would go fishing and tally sizes and species over a seven year period, we found a two inch large mouth bass stuck in an old sandwich bag. It was barely breathing. We put it into an aquarium and it rolled over on its back and stayed there. I grabbed opened its mouth slightly pushing water over its gills witj a small powerhead. It came back after about 15 mins and ended up becoming a class pet for 3 years. In that time he got to over 4 lbs and was a lot of fun for my students to watch eating everything from cut smelt and shrimp to crawfish, frogs, and mice.

Left to start a PhD and left the Marine Biology class in the hands of another teacher. She successfully destroyed the class in one semester. We had 60 aquariums and two 2500 gallon Intex pools modified for aquaculture in a greenhouse. One of the pools was full of africans about 2000 future breeders. She put the bass in there with them because she didnt want to have to come inside and take care of his tank over the summer. He ate every fish over the summer and got huge from what I understand. She then changed the water in the 200 gallon clownfish breeding suatem and didnt add salt to the water wiping out my refugiums. Needless to say what took me 7 years to build up was destroyed in 5 months.

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that would be the worst feeling ever!
 
When I was a kid I was playing baseball at a field near a pond. One of my friends hit a really far ball into a thicket of bushes and I had to find it, the ball had landed in a snapping turtle nest that looked like I had been dug up by racoons so I put some of the unbroken eggs into my ball glove and went home, put some soil and water into a rubbermade tub and hatched all of them out. They were really cool and fed on goldies and other small fish. I returned them later; (which was a mistake but I was like 11 and didnt know better)

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I was a lifeguard at a beach club. While working at the pool a young dimondback terripan fell from the sky and landed in the pool. I gave it to my friend and two years later he still has it. I wish I kept it though.
it fell from the sky? did someone throw it?
 
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