Trying to catch a giant freshwater stingray is like trying to pull the plug out of the bottom of a river. Jeremy Wade recounts his fierce battle with this enormous River Monster.
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River Monsters: How to Catch a Giant Stingray
Trying to catch a giant freshwater stingray is like trying to pull the plug out of the bottom of a river. Jeremy Wade recounts his fierce battle with this enormous River Monster.
Added: Apr 26, 2010
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Runtime: 02:08
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