Oh man that’s so creepy, brrr…and yet, so freakishly cool.
Hmmm - I seem to recognise that piggy from somewhere…
Oh, that’s right - here. Courtesy of here
(I’ll admit to loving that basset hound pic though. And if the catfish is photoshopped at all, it’s by a genius! 
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What I found really interesting was this:
Talk about selective breeding. 
I have to say as a former resident of Florida, that I wasn’t all that impressed with the size of the cockroach. I have no idea about his personality, though. He may be a really nice pet.
I guess.
They got that catfish in Spain? Who knew there were catfish to grapple in Spain? I shall alert my hillbilly kinfolk to get their passports in order!
Actually the rabbit is the one that boggles me. What the hell are they feeding that mutant?
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Actually the rabbit is the one that boggles me. What the hell are they feeding that mutant?
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That breed of rabbit is certainly big but that photo is a bit misleading. Here is a video that shows some of them from different perspectives. Over here that guy, his rabbits and his North Korean business were very popular material for slow news days for a while.
It wouldn’t be hard for that one to have been photoshopped a bit - no part of the handler is in front of the rabbit, no obvious shadows…
OTOH, those are clearly Big Bunnies. 23 pounds … 10 kilos - that’s about the size of a one-year-old child. Yikes! You could fit three of my cat inside that, and still have space left over.
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That breed of rabbit is certainly big but that photo is a bit misleading. Here is a video that shows some of them from different perspectives. Over here that guy, his rabbits and his North Korean business were very popular material for slow news days for a while.
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That rabbit is still waaaaayyy bigger than anything I’ve ever seen on this side of the pond. My sleep may be disturbed for a few nights by visions of angry giant bunnies.
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They got that catfish in Spain? Who knew there were catfish to grapple in Spain? I shall alert my hillbilly kinfolk to get their passports in order!
Actually the rabbit is the one that boggles me. What the hell are they feeding that mutant?
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There are bigger catfish here in Tennessee. Visit the Tennessee State Aquarium in Chattanooga, & ask.
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That rabbit is still waaaaayyy bigger than anything I’ve ever seen on this side of the pond. My sleep may be disturbed for a few nights by visions of angry giant bunnies.
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If that bunny had attacked Jimmy Carter nobody would have laughed at him.
And there is a pit thread about the hog.
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There are bigger catfish here in Tennessee. Visit the Tennessee State Aquarium in Chattanooga, & ask.
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Well sure, but grappling catfish in the muddy backwater of Chickamauga Creek just doesn’t hold the same romance as wading in after them in the shadow of a Spanish castle.
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Well sure, but grappling catfish in the muddy backwater of Chickamauga Creek just doesn’t hold the same romance as wading in after them in the shadow of a Spanish castle.
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You’d be in the shadow of a TVA Hydro dam. Adapt.
It may be time to organize an international tour of catfish grappling.
That cat is just plain gross. Don’t feet your darned pet so much!
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That cat is just plain gross. Don’t feet your darned pet so much!
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No-no-no.
I feel that 4 feet on a cat’s legs are not excessive.
I could even support an experiment with 6 feet, if the moggie had the legs for it.
But I draw the line at 7 or more feet.
I want an elephant.
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No-no-no.
I feel that 4 feet on a cat’s legs are not excessive.
I could even support an experiment with 6 feet, if the moggie had the legs for it.
But I draw the line at 7 or more feet.
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You misunderstand. I was expressing my disgust at a cat with 144 feet. Or maybe one that measures 144 feet around!