A rare white catfish was recently captured by a 15-year-old boy in the United States.
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRRA) informed that Edwards Tarumianz took part in the fishing journey that was captured by Richard Simms from the view of the beautiful city charter on June 28 when he took an unusual fish, which was included in the Ictalurus Furcatus species – commonly known as The The The The Species Ictalurus Furcatus – commonly known as The Species Ictalurus Furcatus – commonly known as The Blue Catfish.
This species is usually bluish gray, however, the specimens captured by Edwards are mostly white with several light pink areas on their fins.
Speaking to Newsweek, Richard Simms said that fish rarely occur “. “Most fishing anglers for the rest of their lives and have never seen it. I am 67 years old, literally tens of thousands of catfish for many years and that is the first I have ever seen directly, “he added.
Furthermore, Mr. Simms said that the catch was very unusual so they did not take pictures of fish, people would find it difficult to believe.
According to the captain, fish may be a leucistic catfish – a condition that affects various animals and is characterized by a pale color as a whole or the coloring area is reduced. There is also a possibility that the fish may be albino. Albinism is a genetic condition characterized by the absence of melanin.
“Apart from that, we all agreed that it was a great and rare catch,” said TWRA spokesman, according to the outlet.
Mr. Simms informed that white catfish were released back into the water after the 15 -year -old player caught him.
Meanwhile, internet users praise the boy because of their rare catch. A user wrote, “He will be a fisherman for the rest of his life and how oily the story he will have! Congratulations young man! “The others said,” What a special memory for the young man! He will never forget that day for sure! Glad he caught him because no one would trust him with the story “who passed” about a fish that looks like that! “” Wow! What a beautiful fish. Congratulations! “Write third.