Video what Fisherman captures what no-one dared to see

It’s an age-old sci-fi trope: human’s nuclear ambitions pollute the water and create terrifying mutations of familiar animals. But while Godzilla turned out to be kind of heroic in the long-term, most of the mutant fish on our planet are kind of… just weird. I don’t have a lot of hope in them beating a giant ape.

From a two-headed shark to a two-mouthed fish, let’s get a look at 20 Mutant Fish Taking Over Waters Around the World!

 

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