Jeremy Wade leaves his rod and reel behind to dive for snakehead fish in Thailand. These predatory fish have some very horrific stories surrounding them.
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River Monsters: Diving for Snakeheads
Jeremy Wade leaves his rod and reel behind to dive for snakehead fish in Thailand. These predatory fish have some very horrific stories surrounding them.
Added: Mar 26, 2010
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