More fish IDs needed!
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After you guys managed to answer my question last time ( http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... ), I'm back again with another one.
Any idea what this is? Apparently it is about 15-20 feet long, found approximately 300 miles off the coast of Brazil/French Guyana, and has a tendency to eat dorado. It looks a bit like a dolphin, but with quite a rounded nose.

Any idea what this is? Apparently it is about 15-20 feet long, found approximately 300 miles off the coast of Brazil/French Guyana, and has a tendency to eat dorado. It looks a bit like a dolphin, but with quite a rounded nose.
Edited by samwilliams on Tuesday 2nd March 15:23
soad said:
Is Katie half way across the Atlantic yet?
She's about 85% of the way across now.I'm not entirely convinced all the fish-based suggestions have been sensible (aren't porpoises a little small?). I want you to come up with an answer that's either scary, rare or just slightly cool (and, preferably, plausible). No boring ideas are welcome!!
Edited by samwilliams on Tuesday 2nd March 16:06
samwilliams said:
soad said:
Is Katie half way across the Atlantic yet?
She's about 85% of the way across now.I'm not entirely convinced all the fish-based suggestions have been sensible (aren't porpoises a little small?). I want you to come up with an answer that's either scary, rare or just slightly cool (and, preferably, plausible). No boring ideas are welcome!!
Edited by samwilliams on Tuesday 2nd March 16:06
In fact this is the actual fish.
Shortly after this picture was taken the Marlin managed to slip the noose and escaped.
It's currently roaming the seas with revenge on mankind it's only thought!
911motorsport said:
samwilliams said:
soad said:
Is Katie half way across the Atlantic yet?
She's about 85% of the way across now.I'm not entirely convinced all the fish-based suggestions have been sensible (aren't porpoises a little small?). I want you to come up with an answer that's either scary, rare or just slightly cool (and, preferably, plausible). No boring ideas are welcome!!
Edited by samwilliams on Tuesday 2nd March 16:06
In fact this is the actual fish.
Shortly after this picture was taken the Marlin managed to slip the noose and escaped.
It's currently roaming the seas with revenge on mankind it's only thought!

el stovey said:
911motorsport said:
samwilliams said:
soad said:
Is Katie half way across the Atlantic yet?
She's about 85% of the way across now.I'm not entirely convinced all the fish-based suggestions have been sensible (aren't porpoises a little small?). I want you to come up with an answer that's either scary, rare or just slightly cool (and, preferably, plausible). No boring ideas are welcome!!
Edited by samwilliams on Tuesday 2nd March 16:06
In fact this is the actual fish.
Shortly after this picture was taken the Marlin managed to slip the noose and escaped.
It's currently roaming the seas with revenge on mankind it's only thought!

fishy fail el stovey said:
911motorsport said:
samwilliams said:
soad said:
Is Katie half way across the Atlantic yet?
She's about 85% of the way across now.I'm not entirely convinced all the fish-based suggestions have been sensible (aren't porpoises a little small?). I want you to come up with an answer that's either scary, rare or just slightly cool (and, preferably, plausible). No boring ideas are welcome!!
Edited by samwilliams on Tuesday 2nd March 16:06
In fact this is the actual fish.
Shortly after this picture was taken the Marlin managed to slip the noose and escaped.
It's currently roaming the seas with revenge on mankind it's only thought!

Edited by 911motorsport on Tuesday 2nd March 16:31
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