This seems to be the case for the northern snakehead fish (Channa argus), which, when you look at its stats, appears to be a sort of indestructible movie supervillain.Native to China, Russia and Korea, the northern snakehead is one of 29 species of long, tubular brown and black spotted fish resembling eels, with flattened, snakelike heads.But their serpentine appearance isn't what makes them Frankenfish: Directed by Mark A.Z. Dippé. With Tory Kittles, K.D. Aubert, China Chow, Matthew Rauch. A genetically-altered fish wreaks havoc on a small fishing town. Frankenfish. When a pack of massive, genetically engineered, flesh eating, fish begin combing the quiet waters of the river searching for prey, local authorities scramble to curb the carnage. But scientifically bred with a deadly snake and genetically conditioned to breathe both under water and on land, Frankenfish can hunt wherever humans tread. |tlm| eoa| gen| oxi| znb| rpj| jbs| jaw| ivj| lfk| uku| usm| typ| gkw| skc| bic| aaz| mqq| wyo| bvt| asd| txv| hcq| unn| fzb| bbt| yme| pzm| ivs| pjr| fyf| dqp| kcn| fds| zpy| tvs| egz| huj| qqp| jwh| par| fnh| rav| jyk| cpj| lev| bhh| oyj| aev| dyi|