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Brooklyn - A catfish 'mutant' three-eyed found by a fisherman in the Gowanus Canal, Brooklyn, New York City, Reporting from Huffington Post, a local resident named Greg Hunter could capture images of catfish 'mutant' is.
"I was walking to Whole Foods, when someone suddenly shouted, 'Hey! Someone caught a three-eyed catfish,'" said Hunter. When he saw the form of a catfish he immediately shocked.
Although shocked, Catfish Hunter suspect if the mutation is caused due to the condition of the canal is polluted. According to the 34-year-old man, the fishermen intend to make catfish he caught a three-eyed as an entree.
However, the plan takes catfish result of a genetic mutation that received opposition from some people.
"One woman repeatedly said, 'Do not eat this fish! The water is very polluted!'," Gomez said. "Meanwhile, another woman, who is older, furious! Because (the man who
caught it) beat him to death. He said that they are trying to preserve the remaining animals there," he added.
After Hunter took a video of catfish that, he went and was not acquainted with the man who arrested her.
He claimed invention was reminiscent of the series The Simpson in 1990 in which Bart caught a three-eyed catfish near the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. Previously, catfish - which was never considered to be harmful - is believed to be mutated into a human predators.
Here's the story: from 1998 to 2007, three people disappeared in the Great Kali River, a river that spans the border between Nepal and northern India. In fact, it is not a water crocodile habitat or other aquatic predators.
British biologist Jeremy Wade called to investigate the case. He discovered the existence goonch catfish, similar to giant catfish that can reach more than 1 meter, about the size of a human.
The fish are believed to be the suspect the loss of three humans. Based on the information resident, Wade concluded, the same species of catfish that has mutated.
Their taste for human flesh believed to arise after continued eating human remains of the Daunting and drowned in the river.
Moreover, the water area, according to residents, is the place where they used melarungkan bodies of their relatives who had died after cremation.
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