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Do piranhas really exist? Can they really eat people?

Saul Goodman
2020-09-08 00:20:26
Piranhas can eat people. In their native South America, they have been recorded attacking humans. However, there are relatively few cases of them attacking humans. They are more attractive to weak animals than to humans. Moreover, the individual piranha courage is relatively small, small size, may bite, but basically impossible to eat people. Only groups of piranha, in the absence of food, may eat people.
Do piranhas really exist? Can they really eat people?

Does piranha really exist

Piranha is a very famous fish, although we may not have seen the real piranha, but we will see them in many TV shows or movies. Piranha is real, also known as "piranha", belongs to a kind of fish. Their neck is very short, the head is very hard, the tail is "you" shape; Their body is very flat, the overall oval; Their body color is generally gray-green, slightly darker on the back, and red on the abdomen. Their character is very fierce. Most piranhas are carnivorous, while some are omnivorous, eating meat as well as plants and other foods.

2. Can piranhas really eat people?

As mentioned above, piranhas do exist. The piranhas in the movie are very fierce, and if they encounter humans, they may eat them. Although this is exaggerated in the film, but in reality piranha is indeed possible to eat people. However, piranhas generally only eat people in groups. If a single piranha, then their courage is relatively small, although there is the possibility of biting, but it is basically impossible to eat people. Groups of piranha are very aggressive, and they may eat people.

Of course, although they are called "piranhas", their main food is not fish. As mentioned above, most piranhas are carnivorous, and some are omnivorous. They can eat more kinds of food, and they mainly prey on the fish around them. Groups of piranha are very powerful predators, and can even eat very large animals.

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