Arapaimas don't like to be cornered, as Jeremy Wade discovers at an Arapaima farm in the Amazon Basin. After some perseverance, Jeremy finally gets his hands on one.
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River Monsters: The Powerful Arapaima
Arapaimas don't like to be cornered, as Jeremy Wade discovers at an Arapaima farm in the Amazon Basin. After some perseverance, Jeremy finally gets his hands on one.
Added: May 3, 2009
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