Two Headed Pike, not a fake

[Recycling Works]

I still think it is fake.... but ya never know

Hey Toxic, bet you think my icefishin video is fake to, check it out, he didnt even fit in the bucket!!


http://www.agschools.com/humor/IceFishinginBarrow1_1.mpeg.mpa

 

[toxicfish]

Hey Toxic, bet you think my icefishin video is fake to, check it out, he didnt even fit in the bucket!!


http://www.agschools.com/humor/IceFishinginBarrow1_1.mpeg.mpa

LOL... you need to take a bigger bucket next time

 

[sandtiger]

Heh, Good job sandtiger! was pretty sure it was real, I went to school by whapeton and know a few people from there, im sure it was in the paper and stuff, will try to verify that way too! Myth proven true!

I am not gonna say that what I found full bodied truth but it certainly helps a lot. There is still a certain amount of skepticism in my mind. I don't think it was done manually, i.e. shoveing one into the other. If anything it is a really good photochop but I am pretty certain that it is real after finding out some info about it.

 

[Nate_N_Nicole]

Man I bet that fish was an awesome fight with two tail too deal with

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

I still dont buy it, mainly because conjoined animals usually dont survive very long...

though great reseach sandtiger!

 

[sandtiger]

Man I bet that fish was an awesome fight with two tail too deal with

Actually, probably not. I imagine it has a hard time moving around and may be quite weak. If the larger more dominate one had to drap the other around than that would use up a good deal of energy. One pike with one body only has to take care of itself.

 

[SiestaSkyy]

all the same. thats a cool fish.

 

[Roberto C. Wells]

I wonder if it was hard for them to achieve there goals in life being woven together

 

[michael]

I think if you look at the bottom lip you can see where it is a fake and the 2 lines meet!?

 

[cmersits]

wow thats amazing that it was able to live like that.