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Join us for an adrenaline-fueled safari aboard the luxurious Caribbezi house boat on the immense Lake Kariba. Our main quest is to hook and land the terrifying African tiger fish, known locally as the "striped water dog." Beyond the fishing action, we travel to the remote King's Camp to meet the Tonga people and witness their unique, subsistence-based fishing culture, which was established after the dam was built. The episode features thrilling, raw African wildlife moments, including a powerful fish eagle hunting from the sky and a tense scene where lions are seen tracking impalas along the shore. From: Epic Safari Destinations Content licensed by Off The Fence to Little Dot Studios

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MONSTER TIGER FISH | World's Most Vicious Freshwater Fish | 4K
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Society
Runtime
23 minutes
Language
English
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Real Wild

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