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Dino was fishing in Italy's Po Delta river when he caught a catfish that was much bigger than he could have expected.
Italian fisherman may have caught world's largest wels catfish
Feb 25th 2015 12:13PM
Italian fisherman Dino Ferrari caught a 280-lb. Wels Catfish Thursday in Italy's Po Delta river, setting a new record. The U.K. Mirror reported that the catch is the world's largest wels catfish to be caught by rod and reel.
While the Po Delta River is known for being home to massive Wels Catfish averaging 6.5 feet, Ferrari's catch measured 8.8 feet. This type of fish is known to have a ferocious appetite and consume anything it comes across.
Wels Catfish are the second-largest freshwater fish in the region, ranking just behind the Belluga Sturgeon.
After Ferrari had a quick photo shoot with his massive catch, he released it back into the river.
意大利漁夫可能已經抓到了世界上最大的韋爾斯鯰魚
意大利漁民迪諾法拉利抓了280磅。韋爾斯鯰魚周四在意大利波河三角洲的河流,創下了新的紀錄。英國鏡報的漁獲是世界上最大的歐鯰被捕獲杆和捲軸。
而波河三角洲河被稱為是家龐大的韋爾斯鯰魚均6.5英尺,法拉利的抓測量8.8英尺。這種魚是已知一種有兇猛的食慾和消耗任何它遇到食物。
韋爾斯鯰魚是第二大淡水魚的地區,排名僅次於Belluga鱘魚。
法拉利有一個快速的照片拍攝與他的大規模抓後,他發布了它放回河裡。
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