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Thousands of 'flying snakehead fish' amaze visitors

Thousands of snakehead fish leap 50-70 cm out of the water when their owner taps a feeding signal in a garden on Con Son island, exciting tourists.

Phu Manh - Loc Chung

Visitors to Con Son island are treated to a spectacular sight: thousands of snakehead fish launching themselves out of the water to feed. When their owner signals feeding time with a tap, the fish jump 50-70 cm into the air, creating a captivating display that delights onlookers.

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/hang-nghin-ca-loc-bay-khien-khach-tram-tro-4939622.html

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