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Huge grouper vs fisherman
(19) | 06/11/2015 | Translate: The Goliath groupers can reach a weight of 360 kg and 2,7 meters in length. That is large enough so that they can draw a snorkeler, like the man in this video, who loses his temper when it loses its prey from a few Blackfish Goliath.
“Τι υποτίθεται ότι πρέπει να κάνει ένας ροφός, When a fish is injured in the neighborhood;” λέει η ωκεανογράφος και ερευνητής του National Geographic, Sylvia Earle. “Ώρα για δείπνο!”
The incident took place in a wreck in the Northern Gulf of Mexico. Blackfish Goliath often gather in shipwrecks and reefs to eat and socialize.
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