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USA, maybe?
No, Germany actually. Some 2m+ fish took objection to people swimming in the lake, and caused serious bite injuries. The fish was shot by the police who had arrived to help when it got close to other people who were just leaving the water.
I was (half) expecting to be able to tease you but, well, that's not funny, my bad. I hope there was nothing that serious as far as the bites were concerned.
Was the heat much higher than it usually is? Could that explain the resistivity of the fish? I've often wondered how the extreme heat waves would impact animals around us.
What is funny is that the fish was sold at a local restaurant after it was shot.
source in german
That's a nice sardine they got there ;)