We are going to need a bigger bowl http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/wor...massive-30lbs-goldfish.html?ito=feeds-newsxml this puts an end to the legend about the giant goldfish there..but then again. where his daddy?
there seem to be some saying this is fake....that fish would be over 30lbs as shown. experts say Carp/goldfish do grow that large..but ...eh..well... that means the legend lives on and is still waiting to be caught!!!
ya look at the head you can see fingers around the neck area but his arm on that side is going more tward the midsection.....also i can tell by some of the pixels because ive seen quite a photoshops in my day
The reason fish turn orange or bright colors in general is due to their diet and environment. Gold fish food has those minerals that help them produce brighter colors. Either that fish lives in extremely clear water or it consumes primarily very bright, shrimp/crawdads. Also this is a form of carp not a giant common goldfish.
You can't even see where his arm connects to the torso or any of his arm for that matter so how can you tell where it is pointing? All I see is a leg in the water.
under the fish head you can see that blue and white logo, thats a patch ont he guys sleeve if his hand was under the head then it would not be turned that way. would be useing his body as leverage and you whouldnt see the outside arm but the inside arm
yea I saw that as well -.- that was just uhh....going to be more proof if I needed. Yea more proof for later......
That blue and white thing is most likely a design on his board shorts and he is kneeling in the water.
However for how far his arms are out, with the potential weight of that fish and showing no signs of strain on his face... Besides if you have ever held a fish it wont sit tamely in your hands it would be bucking to get back in to the water.
