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Old 23-02-2004, 07:29 PM
Chris & Jacqui Tondreau
 
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Default Piranha in the River Thames?


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A piranha was also pulled out of the Grand River near Caledonia, ON, a few
years ago. I believe some kids caught it while fishing. Ooops! Not quite
what you'd expect!!

Jacqui



 
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