SMALL-SCALED PACU FISHS (PIARACTUS MESOPOTAMICUS) PACUGUAÇU - FLOATING IN THE "RIO DA PRATA" BRAZIL
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Channel: Fauna and Flora · 2014 · Pets & Animals
#aquaticecosystems #pacus #smallscaledpacu - Ecotourism - Freshwater Fish - Species - Beautiful Brazilian Biodiversity - Floating in the Crystal Clear Waters of the Rio da Prata - "Recanto Ecológico Rio da Prata" - Bonito (MS) - Brazil!) Small scaled pacu. Scientific name: Piaractus mesopotamicus, Brazilian name: Pacu. Class: Actinopterygii, Order: Characiformes, Family: Characidae. Also known as: Caranha, Pacu-caranha or Pacuguaçu. Feeding: Omnivorous. Geographical Distribution: Typical fish from the Pantanal Matogrossense, from the Amazon rivers and the La Plata basin, and originating from the Paraná, Paraguay and Uruguay rivers. + Watch the video, like, share and subscribe to the channel for more incredible videos about Brazilian fauna and nature! #pacucaranha #piaractusmesopotamicus #characiformes #characidae #pacuguaçu #freshwaterfish #riodaprata #natureshows #aquaticuniverse #aquaticworld #preservaçãodavidaselvagem #preservaçãodomeioambiente #vivendoanatureza #cuidemoslanaturaleza #respectforwildlife #naturezaprotegida #spettacolodellanatura #naturamozzafiato #ecologicaltourism #turismoecológico #universoaquático #natureshowsr #piraputangas
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