Piranhas vs Freshwater Ir. Shark: LIVE Feeding Frenzy

🌎 Originating from the Amazon River basin, Piranhas are notorious for their razor-sharp teeth and pack hunting instincts, known to swiftly devour their prey.
Meanwhile,
The Iridescent Shark, native to rivers in Southeast Asia, boasts stunning iridescent scales and typically feeds on smaller fish, displaying agile and strategic hunting behaviors.
•••24 hours, and there's no chill. All that's left is bones, 'cause those piranhas? They go all-in, eating up everything, zero waste!
Please, don't swim in a river of piranhas!
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[@piranhasworld]

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[@halneufmille]

The worst is that when its half eaten but still alive, they lose interest and leave it there to die in agony.

[@NicklesAndQuills]

13:30 is where the actions starts

[@beexiong2171]

Glad I read the comments first saved me some time 😂

[@2dproject348]

Here's your 👑 king

[@piranhasworld]

You cut down my view hours dude. But its okay.

[@NicklesAndQuills]

@@piranhasworld sorry 😅

[@DebraKeyes-qm6gd]

​@@piranhasworldI like the lead up .. u clearly already edited some parts out ... I watched the whole thing

[@paulmark992]

The way they bit chunks off of this fish is crazy. It still tries to hang on to its dear life for a bit.

[@mayankvlog-qk1gq]

Piranha vs electric eel 😂😂😂😂

[@newoaknl]

Why they leave that black-fish and the little fish alone ?

[@piranhasworld]

Hi there. Its because a pleco have a strong armored scales and big piranhas don't hunt small fish. Thanks for watching!

[@capitalrazor927]

Top notch filtration.

[@dustysmoke4996]

Just curious, why did they stop feeding on it after just doing a relatively small amount of damage? Were they all full already? Too much for them to finish all at once?

[@piranhasworld]

They will eat it completely in 12. To loong to record. But you can see my new video they fully eating it.

[@epicvideos6227]

That's because they're more driven by defending their territory than by hunger. This outcome would never happen in real life since the pyranhas would have kept distance with a healthy fish this size instead, but this forced excess of proximity pushed them to bite as a defensive response to stress. When the fish is half dead it's not seen as a threat anymore.

[@piranhasworld]

You must be keeping hundreds of piranhas at home and maybe have already dive in the amazon basin to watch their live pattern! Thanks for giving us something new.

[@epicvideos6227]

@@piranhasworld your piranhas try to run away from the fish for 12 long minutes in case you didn't notice. Piranhas are opportunistic eaters and generally target injured animals, they don't hunt healthy fishes this size in the wild unless starving to absolue despair.

[@shaunrene1]

I hope the shark feels better in the morning

[@kinglj610]

Thats a catfish

[@paulmark992]

Lol

[@assassin3003]

Would love to see one of those giant panaque plecos in there

[@piranhasworld]

Glad you liked it

[@cedrichaney5368]

Too much food for a small pack of well fed piranha. I went through this, retrieving half eaten fish out of my aquarium as a teenager because they were well fed and not in starvation and survival mode which make them attack more aggressively.

[@anjotheweezky215]

Your piranhas are very nice compared to others...they take way too long to eat... It means they are not hungry enough

[@piranhasworld]

Okay. I'll take it as suggestion. Thanks

[@user-zt3wl2hc7p]

I personally would not feed a tank of piranhas a fresh water shark I would like feed them like batefish that's what I would feed them and keep the freshwater shark in a separate tank and that's what I would feed it to and pluse other things.

[@piranhasworld]

I understand your concern, some people prefer to feed piranhas things like batefish "baitfish" which i think what you mean it, which is a valid choice. Feeding piranhas a diet of baitfish is a my common practice and can provide them with the nutrition they need. Ultimately, it's up to each person to do their research and make decisions that they feel are best for their aquarium pets. Considering to sharpen their natural instinct by provide a live fish. Freshwater shark is a catfish species. Not a real shark. Thanks for watching!

[@jacesun5790]

What's the small things swimming in that tank?

[@piranhasworld]

Its a barb. Mean to be fed, but they just being a bestfriends until now.

[@DrakLifeX]

​@@piranhasworldthat one is emergency food brihhh😂😂

[@arifinsultan5229]

Piranha always attack in horde. Once you get wolfapacked by them, you are losing all chance.

[@capitalrazor927]

Pleco is the tank boss

[@shadowsan3345]

This is a cat fish 😂😂😂

[@jackisperu9766]

tomara que sua partida seja similar

[@mikecollins622]

Um....aaaaaa.........if that's a shark???????...... 🤭 I live in a mansion, with 4 Lamborghinis, a helicopter pad, 1500yd shooting range, in my residence. The neighbors don't mind! 😂😂😂 CATFISH

[@piranhasworld]

Of course, it is, brother! I think these days people generally know that the Iridescent shark is a type of catfish. Have a good day!

[@IncroyableAquatics]

lmao its called a iridescent shark. people like you ruin the world lmao

[@piranhasworld]

​@@IncroyableAquaticsYou might want to reconsider sharing the words of wisdom your dear old daddy imparted on you, my friend. They seem to have missed the mark by quite a wide margin.

[@IncroyableAquatics]

@@piranhasworld lmao what? and you might want to reconsider rescaping your tank. it looks like complete dog ass by quite a wide margin.

[@Azzzzz98]

​@@piranhasworlddo the paroon shark bro it will be brutal because the paroon shark can eat them

[@Jamie-gu7ib]

Can they eat Pufferfish?

[@piranhasworld]

Of course they can!

[@Jamie-gu7ib]

@@piranhasworld would love to witness that

[@piranhasworld]

It is now on the list. Make sure you hitu subscribe button to stay tuned. Thanks for watching!

[@Andi_AMA_Guitars]

I hope you do a huge water change after this 😮. I saw a pleco breathing air - so the water quality might not be that good even before they took serious bites.

[@piranhasworld]

Sure, i always do a 70% water change after a big feeding. Thank you for the advice!

[@Andi_AMA_Guitars]

@@piranhasworldI was relatively sure you wouldn't need this advice. I posted this for the viewers 😄

[@piranhasworld]

@@Andi_AMA_Guitars tbh me too bro..😂

[@paulmark992]

I am not a aquarium owner at all, but i have heard and seen some people have water filtration systems. Would those things work?

[@piranhasworld]

It works. But i see it more like recycling or reuse the water over and over, until the water quality ends.

[@thesportsmensoutdoors4348]

You should put a pike or a muskie in there.

[@thunderkracke1550]

Pike would kill them in 30 seconds.

[@Azzzzz98]

If that wad paroon shark he will eat the piranha 1 by 1

[@plato757]

Put that gang in an arapimaa tank lets see who will win!

[@piranhasworld]

30 piranhas still win the match!

[@plato757]

@@piranhasworld haha we can see the decreasing the number of pihranas!

[@piranhasworld]

@@plato757 heres my 4 scenario: 1. While an arapaima is a formidable predator, 30 piranhas working together can overwhelm it with their sheer numbers. The piranhas can attack from multiple angles, increasing the chances of inflicting serious injuries on the arapaima. 2. Piranhas are known for their aggressive feeding behavior, especially when they sense blood in the water or when they encounter a weakened or injured prey. In this scenario, if the arapaima is unable to fend off the initial attacks from the piranhas, it could trigger a feeding frenzy. During a feeding frenzy, the piranhas become highly frenetic and inflict rapid, continuous bites on the prey, causing severe damage. 3. Although arapaimas have protective scales, they still have vulnerable areas, such as the eyes, gills, and undersides. The coordinated attacks from the piranhas can target these weak points, potentially impairing the arapaima's ability to defend itself effectively. 4. Piranhas are generally more agile and maneuverable compared to the larger arapaima. They can dart in and out, making it challenging for the arapaima to defend against multiple attackers simultaneously. But in nature, they up to a hundred or more in one group.

[@GansertKOofficial]

Dude u don't need to feed them nice and gentle fishes. feed them something which can atlest give the piranhas a competiton like the shark can do nothing feed them feeder fishes which purposefully bred to feed fishes..

[@piranhasworld]

Fyi these types of catfish bred and raised for human consumption, and for this purpose to ensure i'm providing the best care of my piranhas to avoiding injury or even death.

[@Rantanplan-0815]

Warum mann sowas unfaires macht ist mir fraglich🤔und hat mit tierliebe,artgerechter haltung und aquaristik nix zu tun🤨...da kompensiert irgendjemand was,aber ganz gewaltig😅

[@piranhasworld]

I'm sorry if my video upset you my kitten heart.

[@scoldingmeeself2016]

Iridescent Shark (Immediately after being dropped in the water): Yeah! No tank can hold me down! I'm gonna run this tank! Piranha 1: Yeah, whatever big bro. Iridescent Shark: That sarcasm ain't gonna work with me! Imma hold it down in here! Piranha 2: Hey big bro, can you get the owner to get us something to eat? He hasn't fed us in a while and we're hungry. Iridescent Shark: He should be coming with something soon because he always feeds me and I eat as much as a bear! He must don't love y'all since he hasn't fed y'all! No wonder y'all came so early with the hate, but that ain't my fault! Piranha 3: Actually, we don't hate you. We actually like you a lot and we got a surprise for you. You'll find out in a moment. Iridescent Shark: Oh boy! That sounds good! Thanks! I can't wait to see! Piranha 4 (@ 5:18): I wanna show you something. Iridescent Shark (@ 5:21): OWWW!!! DID YOU JUST NIP ME!!! Piranha 4: Oops, my bad! I was trying to give you a kiss. (Time passes to 13:14) Iridescent Shark: AH MAN!!! WHAT'S GOTTEN INTO Y'ALL!!! Piranha 3: I told you we like you, but we love our owner😊 (Thanks for the upload. I enjoyed it.)

[@piranhasworld]

I'm glad you liked it ❤️

[@iiexermobile]

bros yapping

[@user-fx3lv8im7f]

Wow that was pretty awesome. Interesting and educational. Thought piranha wouldn't attack ,because shark went into defense , took a while for piranha to get first bite in. After that , it was curtains for shark. Thanks for your video.

[@piranhasworld]

Glad you liked it!

[@themajor5190]

​@@piranhasworld Would feeding them this type of shark be way better than feeding them goldfish since goldfish can cause nutritional imbalances?

[@saulalvarez220]

That's not awesome. That's terrible 😢

[@jeyleon1421]

😡😡😡😡

[@TA6.7]

13:44 Drilling machine on 💀

[@Matthias.Terboven-Aquaristik]

I'm sorry, but why such bullshit? do you think it's great?

[@piranhasworld]

I understand about your concern on this video. Just like dogs needs a walk, piranhas need a live prey to maintaining their nature behaviour.. and piranhas live feeding are common practice in a zoo. So maybe its kinda cruel for some viewer, but my pets need it. Thanks for watching ❤

[@asu5632]

Yeah it’s cruel cause in real life he the shark has chance to escape. This is fucked up cause he can’t escape. You kind of see shark realize that and give up cause he’s out numbered

[@piranhasworld]

@asu5632 It's important to note that this video or my channel features piranhas, not ir.shark. Piranhas are known for their feeding frenzies. And it is indeed clearly written in the tittle and thumbnails. Thanks for watching! 🦈

[@adiguna7517]

Psycho fish

[@mayankvlog-qk1gq]

😂😂

[@marioantoquia]

I love it the shark 😢😢😢

[@piranhasworld]

I bred thousand of it a year. ❤️

[@sunday1899]

gulper catfish vs piranha please 🙏🏻

[@piranhasworld]

I'll see what i can do. 😊

[@srinivasan3566]

Cruel

[@piranhasworld]

Sorry to hear that.