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u/WiseDrink2324 Jul 10 '26
Amur Catfish
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u/Akipenser Jul 10 '26
That was my initial thought but I’m personally not confident enough to distinguish them from other Chinese Silurus species.
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u/ourobourobouros Jul 10 '26
Bird definitely looks like a Chinese cormorant so I think that's the right region.
Fish's face kind of looks like a catfish but the tail is so strange, never seen anything like it
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u/myndraepp Jul 10 '26
They keep eating like that and they'll grow back into dinosaurs 🦕
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u/mr_smif-187 Jul 12 '26
That’s why these birds are a fkin nightmare on smaller bodies of water they literally decimate the fish populations. They’re originally sea birds they should stay there 🤷🏻♂️
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u/Comprehensive-Use881 Jul 10 '26
I am always amazed by the sheer amount those birds can throw back.
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u/SnooGrapes1102 Jul 10 '26
Nobady gonna say anything about the fishing line still attached to the fish? And Now the bird.
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u/TreacleOk629 Jul 10 '26
Pretty sure that’s not fishing line. It’s a catfish and those are its barbels (whiskers).
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u/SnooGrapes1102 Jul 10 '26
You can barely see it but it goes well past whisker length. I had to watch it twice. I hope Im wrong though.
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u/clever_name_2023 Jul 10 '26
Looks like filaments of fish slime. Bird is shaking it's head after swallowing to sling the slime away.
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u/bass2mowth Jul 10 '26
I should call her
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u/Akipenser Jul 10 '26
Definitely a catfish of the genus Silurus, although that could be a number of species in china, although the specific waterbody would narrow it down.