River Jaws

Synopsis

Catfish, the largest freshwater fish in Europe, have expanded from their native Eastern European rivers to inhabit nearly all European lakes, canals, and rivers since 1950. These apex predators, capable of preying on species such as pikes, shads, and even pigeons, have adapted to their environments with remarkable efficiency. While stable populations exist in their original habitats, their invasive presence threatens endangered migratory fish like Atlantic salmon, which are already facing significant decline. Advanced digital technology captures the complexities of this species and its ecological impact.