Fish with Human Teeth!

[deadeyededric]

I've never heard of a sheepshead fish in my life.

North Carolina Man Catches Fish With Human-Like Teeth

The 9 lb. catch was a sheepshead fish, a sea creature known for having several rows of molars, reeled in off of North Carolina's Jennette's Pier

people.com

 

[Dandy]

That's Khris Middleton.

 

[drmwevr08]

He'd had the vaccine only weeks earlier...

 

[JM4CY]

I've never heard of a sheepshead fish in my life.

North Carolina Man Catches Fish With Human-Like Teeth

The 9 lb. catch was a sheepshead fish, a sea creature known for having several rows of molars, reeled in off of North Carolina's Jennette's Pier

people.com

Boy that next variant is going to be a real b*tch.

 

[deadeyededric]

That's a better set of teeth than anyone in West Virginia has.

 

[CoachHines3]

i watch river monsters all the time and the crap thats out there that we have (and havent) found is mind blowing.

very prehistoric.

 

[BunchyEnvelope]

It's actually not an uncommon fish. I saw this article somewhere else today and was trying to figure out what the big deal was. They are a common fish in certain parts of the Gulf of Mexico. We catch them a lot around rock structure around South Padre Island. They have those teeth to eat barnacles. When we first caught them with a guide a few years back they said don't take the hook out with your fingers.....for obvious reasons.

Imagine pulling a hook out of the fishes mouth with pliers and the sound they and hook make as they rub and crack the teeth up. It's like nails on a chalkboard.

They also fry up real nice!

 

[JM4CY]

That's a better set of teeth than anyone in West Virginia has.

Or anyone that roots for Mizzou! Amirite, Deadeye?!?!?

 

[Jeremy]

This is what you get from those weird-ass freaks that have orgies with sheep and fish; bound to create a trail of beasts for the next stupid Suicide Squad movie.

 

[FarminCy]

It's actually not an uncommon fish. I saw this article somewhere else today and was trying to figure out what the big deal was. They are a common fish in certain parts of the Gulf of Mexico. We catch them a lot around rock structure around South Padre Island. They have those teeth to eat barnacles. When we first caught them with a guide a few years back they said don't take the hook out with your fingers.....for obvious reasons.

Imagine pulling a hook out of the fishes mouth with pliers and the sound they and hook make as they rub and crack the teeth up. It's like nails on a chalkboard.

They also fry up real nice!

Was thinking same thing about what’s the big deal. One of the most common fish in the gulf coast. We catch them all the time when fishing docks or bridges with jigs or live shrimp. Fun fish to catch and yes they are very tasty!!!!