Is this photographic proof of a maneater? River Monsters host Jeremy Wade concludes that the catfish in the photo is almost large enough to swallow a person whole.
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River Monsters: Photographic Proof of a Maneater?
Is this photographic proof of a maneater? River Monsters host Jeremy Wade concludes that the catfish in the photo is almost large enough to swallow a person whole.
Added: Apr 13, 2009
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