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This is one fish that definitely belonged in Jurassic mark – bite mark, that is. A 150-million-year old Piranha-like fish has been discovered, capable of ripping the flesh off the bones of its prey, ...

Butler County — A fish identified as a Pacu, native to South America and similar to a Piranha, was found at Glade Run Park in Butler County recently. Because the species is native to warmer climates, ...

"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 ...

(CN) – Bony ray-finned fish with sharp teeth nibbled on other fish in the sea about 150 million years ago, according to researchers who say the newly discovered piranha-like creature presents the ...

Piranha-like creatures capable of biting chunks of flesh from their victims appeared some 150 million years ago, according to new research. Introducing Piranhamesodon pinnatomus—the oldest known flesh ...

An ancient flesh-eating fish that was remarkably similar to modern day piranhas has been discovered. Piranhamesodon pinnatomus lived around 150 million years ago—alongside the dinosaurs—and it ...

A fisherman caught a piranha in a North Carolina lake, wildlife officials said. Screengrab from NC Wildlife Resources Commission Facebook A fisherman caught a piranha in a North Carolina lake, ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - You can call it a prehistoric prequel. Scientists said on Thursday they have unearthed in southern Germany the fossil of a fish that, with its mouth full of razor-sharp teeth, ...

A fish with grey and orange scales, with its mouth wide open exposing a row of human-looking teeth A young boy in Oklahoma has caught a bizarre, piranha-like fish with eerily human-like teeth hidden ...

(CN) - A New York tropical fish importer pleaded guilty Wednesday to mislabeling piranhas -- which are banned in Manhattan -- as common aquarium fish. In a plea agreement, Joel Rakower admitted that ...

So, piranhas are never toothless even though they are constantly replacing dull teeth with brand new sharp ones." The team of researchers joined their expertise in evolutionary history, biomechanical ...