A surprising catch by a young angler has highlighted the presence of invasive pacu fish in Oklahoma waters. Charlie Clinton, 11, reeled in a Pacu, a South American fish closely related to piranha ...

"How dare you," the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation wrote in a tweet addressed to the fish's former owner Bailey Richards is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE ...

Eric Estrada said he initially thought the fish was a piranha due to its unusual aggression and jagged teeth. “Got into some Peacock Bass, Largemouth Bass, and a wild pack of Piranha’s????” Estrada ...

An invasive breed of South American fish with human-like teeth and a taste for human testicles was caught and released by an 11-year-old fisherman in Oklahoma. Janna Clinton was impressed when her ...

A young boy fishing in Oklahoma reeled in a surprise catch this weekend when he found a close relative of the piranha at the end of his line. The boy, an 11-year-old named Charlie Clinton, caught the ...

OKLAHOMA, USA — A boy fishing in a neighborhood pond in Oklahoma found a surprise at the end of his line, officials said. When Charlie Clinton reeled in his line, he found a pacu fish, which is a ...

A boy in Oklahoma reeled in an alarmingly weird catch this past weekend: a pacu, the South American fish that's a cousin of the piranha — and... Janna Clinton was sitting on her back porch watching ...

What is a Pacu fish? The Pacu is a South American freshwater fish that's related to piranha but has key differences. The fish is vegetarian and has teeth that look similar to those of humans. The Pacu ...

An 11-year-old Oklahoma native has reeled in an exotic catch — one that is most certainly not native to Oklahoma. Charlie Clinton of Edmond, Oklahoma, caught an exotic, invasive fish known as the Pacu ...

Oct. 3 (UPI) --An angler casting his line in a Maryland creek reeled in something highly unusual for the state: a fish with a full set of human-like teeth. Jeremy Cooper said he initially thought he ...

A few weeks ago, Eric Estrada, an artist and ardent fly fisherman who lives in North Miami Beach, decided to visit a neighborhood pond. He hoped to hook his usual catches of peacock bass, snook or ...