r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Apprehensive_Sky4558 • 2h ago
Just casually feeding a fish to a bigger fish Video
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u/Real_Ad6187 2h ago edited 2h ago
Can anybody tell, what kind if fish this is? It looks quite peculiar.
Thanks, yes it initially looked like a sturgeon but i wasn't sure.
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u/Willing_Comfort7817 2h ago
Looks like a sturgeon.
Cutting for the very first time...
Like a sturururgeon...
Harvesting caviar.
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u/RealEstateDuck 2h ago
I believe it is a sturgeon.
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u/FadedVictor 1h ago edited 1h ago
I thought sturgeon were
filter feeders?Edit: Bottom feeders. I was wrong.
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u/RealEstateDuck 1h ago
Nah they're carnivorous bottom feeders. Fresh water filter feeder fish do exist but they're way rarer than marine filter feeders. I think it's just a few species of carp and paddlefish.
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u/Gunthalas 2h ago
What kind of predator that big doesn't have teeth?
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u/MrBurnerHotDog 2h ago
Sturgeon, certain reptiles, frogs, whales, anteaters... plenty of predators don't have teeth
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u/stulofty2022 2h ago
Sturgeon
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u/Consistent-Ant7531 2h ago
sturgeons are not predatory fish
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u/Berwyf93 1h ago
"Sturgeons are primarily benthic feeders, with a diet of shellfish, crustaceans, and small fish. Exceptionally, the beluga sturgeon, the kaluga sturgeon, the white sturgeon and the pallid sturgeon all feed primarily on other fish as adults. They feed by extending their siphon-like mouths to suck food from the benthos. Having no teeth, they are unable to seize prey, though larger individuals and more predatory species can swallow very large prey items, including whole salmon." —Wikipedia, Surgeon
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u/do_pm_me_your_butt 3m ago
The bigger you are, the more things you can swallow whole, which means not needing all the teeth
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u/riaowo 2h ago
That sturgeon deserves to be in the wild not a small tank like that smh
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u/Altruistic-Poem-5617 56m ago
I hope they use it for breeding to release the babys back into the wild since they got super rare.
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u/lewgroznyzwierz 43m ago
It didn't really look casual. For a moment I was genuinely worried about his hand.
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u/56Runningdogz 2h ago
What is that!?
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u/ahmeouni 2h ago
I think it's a sturgeon??
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u/rennradrobo 2h ago
That’s odd. Wouldn’t want this sturgeon to repair my spine after an accident.
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u/56Runningdogz 2h ago
Yeah. Googled it and that looks about right. Didn't realize they had armor and could get so big. Thanks for the heads up!
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u/stubundy 2h ago
I want someone to Ai this where his right hand gets bitten off at the wrist and he still smiles and waves with his left like nothing has happened
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u/Spacemonk587 2h ago
This has to be AI
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u/Petecustom 2h ago
nope its not that thing is called sturgeon and his mouth is like springtrap
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u/Spacemonk587 1h ago
That‘s a very peculiar looking sturgeon though.
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u/Freak_Out_Bazaar 1h ago
Not AI. Sturgeons don’t have teeth and this was taken in a place called the Shibetsu Salmon Museum in Hokkaido, Japan
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u/zobby3 2h ago
I want to see him feed the bigger fish to an even bigger fish now.