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Fifth Different Species Of A Giant Amazonian Fish Discovered By American Scientist
Dr. Ronald Stewart of SUNY ESF discovered a new species of the giant arapaima fish. At up to 10 feet and 440 pounds, the arapaima fish is an important source of food for people of the Amazon and other locations where the fish lives, According to National Geographic.
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