A stingray that weight 660 pounds and stretched nearly 13 feet has been recorded as the world's largest freshwater fish.
In this photo provided by Wonders of the Mekong taken on June 14, 2022, a man touches a giant freshwater stingray before being released back into the Mekong River in the
northeastern province of Stung Treng, Cambodia. A local fisherman caught the 661-pound stingray, which set the record for the world's largest known freshwater fish and earned him a $600 reward.
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