KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 13 — The three giant arapaima fishes that injured five Department of Fisheries (DOF) officials during capture on Friday have reportedly died yesterday. Sinar...
Three giant arapaimas that injured five Fisheries Dept officials die during transit to Zoo Negara , autopsy to reveal cause of death this week
Yesterday, it was reported that three fishes weighed around 200 kg and measured about 2.7 meters in length. Investigations revealed the fish had been raised by the owner since they were small and kept in a water reservoir under an abandoned building.
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