
Beluga (sturgeon) caught in the Volga River near the town of Tetyushi (modern Tatarstan), 1921. It weighed 960 kg (including 200 kg of caviar) and was more than 5 meters long.

Beluga (sturgeon) caught in the Volga River near the town of Tetyushi (modern Tatarstan), 1921. It weighed 960 kg (including 200 kg of caviar) and was more than 5 meters long.
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Beluga the cat from discord xD
How old can be a fish that big?
And they fking killed it.
Now its trying to make Scotland independent
In a river?! Fish get to that size in rivers?!
This takes my fear of water creatures to a whole new level.
Вот такую рыбу поймали!
And was probably over 100 yrs old.
I’ve seen humpback whales and orcas in person but this picture gives me the creeps.
It makes me feel like… I don’t know… something which looks like ‘a fish’ shouldn’t be THIS big, especially not if it lives in a river?!
A village in Slovakia called Nesvady is famous for hunting those fish in Danube river. Look at the coat of arms https://www.nesvady.sk/mesto/zakladne-info/heraldika/
How do you even capture something this big? Fishing net made out of rope? Boats with harpooners? Small children as bait?
The Tsar Fish!
Masterfish
Market price for Beluga caviar is roughly $7,000/kg, so this big ~~boy~~ momma would be worth $1.4 million.
Blech. A finned dick.
dammit that some big fish! But usually big fishes doesn’t taste as good as young ones, therefore it’s better to release them back to water.
Metro Exodus vibes
What does a fish like this eat?
Hey Russia? What the fuck you be putting in the river water?
Is Beluga Sturgeon a distant relative of scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon?