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Timmy Patterson and Surftechnicians announce partnership to produce and distribute a curated line of T. Patterson surfboards worldwide.

The armoured sailfin catfish, known as the Rakashi or devil fish, has been found in 65% of water bodies in the Eastern Ghats region of India, according to research by the Laboratory for Conservation of Endangered Species. The invasive species, originally from South America, poses a threat to fishing nets and native fish species.

A suckermouth catfish, also known as the devil fish, was caught in the floodwaters in Hyderabad as the city has been receiving continuous rainfall.

Hyderabad has been receiving light to moderate rainfall since Monday. Amid this, a woman in the city’s Ramanthapur area caught a rare “devil fish” from the flood waters. Locals have flocked to see this rare catch. A video of it is also doing the rounds on social media.

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