Why These Fish Belong in a Horror Movie More Than Sharks by casual geographic reaction

[@Khaoxius]

15:27 Oh yeah, the Sperm Whale (Physeter catodon) are carnivorous whales that have fights with the Giant Squid whenever they go hunting in the deep

[@trinityadams2733]

Well, naming different animals of the same species is just a way of telling the difference, like common dolphins and bottle nose dolphins, they're of the same species but named different

[@brigidtheirish]

Uh, common dolphins and bottle nose dolphins aren't even in the same *genus.*

[@trinityadams2733]

@@brigidtheirish I get your point, but I'm trying to say is that their in the same family of dolphins, my point was that their named differently not only to tell them apart but for their unique differences apart from other dolphins, the spotted dolphins get their name from their spots and the Pacific white sided dolphins get their name for their white side and being in the Pacific, the same reason catfish are named differently.

[@brigidtheirish]

@@trinityadams2733 Same family is quite different from same species, though. Kinda confuses your point.

[@abc-coleaks-info]

Cthulhu had me laughing 😊

[@brigidtheirish]

Catfish is the common name of the order Siluriformes.

[@IceKnight81]

I am glad we eat catfish here in the South. Very delicious.

[@John-mp4qc]

Not the bit ones, there the filthy ones

[@dinejoker99]

fewr the water, it evolved differently and more deadlier than anything on land that isnt human lol.

[@アキコ2003]

Are you natural?

[@CGReaction]

Muscles? Yes I am.

[@アキコ2003]

@@CGReaction cool, it looks pretty good and impressive for natural