The Indian mottled eel locally known as Raj Bam was recovered from the Singtam River at Golitar, this early morning. The snake like fish weighed around 7 kg and was four feet long. The local people said that they had never seen this species such long. Such mysterious looking marine fishes are also sighted from time to time in the river banks, local people added.
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Was the eel killed? Looks like it was.
ReplyDeleteplz don't kill those innocent beings
ReplyDeleteWat if it z scary u'l jst luk at it
ReplyDeletePublic awareness is the need of the hour including to those of NHPC projects.
ReplyDeleteReally guys calm your shit. I'm sure that 'innocent being' fed an entire family...
ReplyDeleteThat is aaher fish , a river fish mostly found in godavary n my fav love to eat that
ReplyDeleteI caught one but I was not that long. But it bit me.
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