Mysterious Crocodile-like Fish Over 1 Meter Long Found in Thailand, Causes Local Sensation
A mysterious fish resembling a crocodile, measuring over 1 meter in length, was caught in a fisherman's net in Samut Songkhram, Thailand, astonishing local residents. Experts suspect it may be an alligator gar that escaped during past floods, raising concerns about its impact on the ecosystem.
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