These fish were huge. Basically they were man-eaters. Check out cool shots of people that catch these fish with there hands here.
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A PHOTO "WEB LOG" OF ANIMALS I HAVE KNOWN AND SOME I HAVE LOVED.
Welcome to my new photo blog! I am hoping to use this outlet to explore a side of myself that many of you may not be familiar with. I am an AMATEUR NATURALIST. In the last few years I have come across many different fascinating animal species and taken some compelling photos. Please let me share my experiences with you.
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- Action Toad (2)
- Amphibians (5)
- Animal Rescue (2)
- Austin Science and Nature Center (5)
- Austin Zoo (13)
- Awesome (36)
- BatFest (3)
- Bears (2)
- Birds (56)
- Bivalves (3)
- Blackbuck Antelope (1)
- Bugs (33)
- butterfly (3)
- California (1)
- Canada (1)
- Canines (7)
- Captives (37)
- Caterpillers (2)
- Cats (7)
- Central Texas (77)
- Chicagoland (26)
- Cicadas (1)
- Cnidaria (2)
- creatures from the deep (12)
- creatures from the deep: Cape Cod (16)
- Crocodilia (2)
- Crustacean (9)
- dead (1)
- Deer (3)
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- Domestic (10)
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- Fish (19)
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- France (4)
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- Gross (10)
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- Homes (1)
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- Jeany's Troubled Relationship With Animals (3)
- Lepidoptera (4)
- Life on the Farm (5)
- Lincoln Park Zoo (10)
- little help? (15)
- Lizards (11)
- London (1)
- Lyrics (3)
- Marsupial (1)
- Memory Lane (5)
- Midwest (1)
- millipede (2)
- MittenHanz (2)
- MJB (1)
- Mollusks (1)
- Moths (3)
- My Philosophy (6)
- Mysterioso (13)
- New England (43)
- North Country (1)
- Pedes (4)
- Piggies (3)
- Pretty Cute (9)
- Primates (4)
- Rabbit (6)
- Rodentia (4)
- Ruminantia (3)
- Scorpion (2)
- Self Promotion (4)
- Shed Auquarium (12)
- Snails (1)
- Snakes (3)
- South Texas (1)
- Spiders (12)
- Stoner Llama (1)
- The Coyote Question (2)
- The Power of Camoflage (3)
- Tracks (3)
- Tree Chickens (1)
- Turtles (10)
- Urban Safari (10)
- Video (7)
- West Texas (6)
- Winter (5)
3 comments:
"Catfish Grabblin" seems to me like a lesbian thing by the pictures I saw posted: is that true Amateur Naturalist Mose?
According to the website, "Girls gone Grabblin" features 35 "Southern Women." While I can't speculate as to these women's sexual orientation, it appears beyond dispute that they are all southern.
For those of you unfamiliar with "Gabblin'" or "Noodling" it is a way of catching catfish in the South and Midwest. You stick your hand into a hole and pull the catfish out.
There is a very pretty song about it here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IiZVesGPxw
There's a public access show here in Louisville about Noodlin. Its awesome.
Also, this fish looks like Admiral Ackbar.
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