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Kim Haskell, who has decades of fishing, still never seen anything like it. He caught a tuna with a hook horn. There really will be something to tell grandchildren, good man managed to take a couple of photos.
For all his life, the fisherman hasn’t gotten from the bottom of the seas and rivers, but unicorn tuna – never. An amazing catch was made at Great Barrier Reef, where 64-year-old Kim with his brother and nephew spent leisure time.
They came across a fish weighing 40 kilograms – not that big – but a bone tusk was sticking out of her head, she writes Mirror
Kim is sure that the “horn” belonged to another fish altogether – a sailing ship (or marlin). At the end of the “tusk” you can see the ball. Kim thinks that this is the bait that the marlin attacked with its long beak, but accidentally pierced them with tuna. He broke off and stuck in his head fish.
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