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Piranhas
Piranhas are meat-eating freshwater fish. They are native to the rivers of South America.
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What is the piranhas water temperature?
I like to keep my tank at 78 degrees, that seems to be the happy medium so if the power goes out(Cold) or on a very warm day in summer the temps will never go below 74 or above 82.
How many people has a piranha killed?
No there has been no reported attacks of any humans being killed.
A pacu is any of several South American freshwater fishes related to the piranha.
Why do piranhas have scales the way they do?
Piranhas have overlapping, small, and tough scales that provide protection against predators and environmental hazards. This scale structure helps reduce water resistance, aiding in their agility while swimming. Additionally, their scales can reflect light, which may assist in camouflage or communication among members of their species. Overall, the design of piranha scales is an adaptation that enhances their survival in their riverine habitats.
Where in the Philippines can you buy red bellied piranhas?
You can buy red bellied piranhas on the south coast of philippines. There is where they all are then are sold in that area.
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Piranha is included as a carnivore. They love to eat meat. Their favorite foods include insects, plants, fish, meat, seeds, bird and carrion. The indigenous people who live near the habitat of Piranha use the teeth of piranha as weapons.
Based on the last point of facts about piranha, some scientists state that the attack of piranha to human being is exceedingly rare. It gives us a little treat, but we should be careful since this fish is equipped with sensory system to detect blood.
Why do piranha travel in groups?
Piranhas travel in groups, known as schools, primarily for safety and feeding efficiency. By swimming together, they can better defend themselves against predators, as there is safety in numbers. Additionally, group hunting increases their success rate when targeting larger prey, allowing them to take advantage of coordinated attacks. Social interaction within schools also plays a role in their behavior and reproduction.
They can eat the caiman hatchlings, but not an adult caiman.
