第一大类:P属食人鱼
P属食人鱼主要分为四种,分别是胭脂、黑斑、巨黄和红腹。这四种食人鱼之所以为划归到一个大类,是因为它们在长相上比较相似,都有着圆圆的脑袋和强壮的下巴,而因为它们自身颜色的差异,则又有不同的区分。
第二大类:S属食人鱼
S属食人鱼和P属食人鱼最大的区别就是行为方式,P属食人鱼有些像陆地上的狮子,喜欢群体性活动,而S属的食人鱼有些像万兽之王老虎,喜欢独来独往。如果从长相上来区分的话,S属食人鱼的头部比较尖一些,P属食人鱼的头部比较圆滑一些。相比较P属食人鱼的势单力薄,S属食人鱼的种类可就要多得多了,常见的S属食人鱼起码有20种,分别是:
1、红钻;
2、印第安武士;
3、胡椒;
4、花点;
5、阿扁;
6、黄金布兰提;
7、卡塔丽娜;
8、黄钻;
9、艾伦;
10、黑纹红钩;11、高背;12、辛古;13、虎纹;14、白银;15、火喉;16、黑豆;17、黄腮;18、马金纳提;19、黑斑红腮;20、红腮。
The first category: P piranhas
P piranhas are mainly divided into four types, namely Rouge, Black Spot, Giant Yellow and Red Belly. The reason why these four types of piranhas are classified into one category is that they are similar in appearance, all with round heads and strong chins, and because of the difference in their own colors, they are also divided differently.
The second category: S piranhas
The biggest difference between S piranhas and P piranhas is their behavior. P piranhas are a bit like lions on land and like to move in groups, while S piranhas are a bit like the king of beasts, tigers, and like to be alone. If you distinguish them by appearance, the head of S piranhas is more pointed, and the head of P piranhas is more rounded. Compared with the weak P genus piranhas, the S genus piranhas have much more species. There are at least 20 common S genus piranhas, namely:
1. Red Diamond;
2. Indian Warrior;
3. Pepper;
4. Spot;
5. A-Bian;
6. Golden Blanty;
7. Catalina;
8. Yellow Diamond;
9. Allen;
10. Black-striped Red Hook;
11. High Back;
12. Xingu;
13. Tiger Stripe;
14. Silver;
15. Fire Throat;
16. Black Bean;
17. Yellow Gill;
18. Makinati;
19. Black Spot Red Gill;
20. Red Gill.
There are four types, namely Rouge, Black Spot, Giant Yellow and Red Belly.
Piranha, also known as piranha, is a fish distributed in the Amazon River in South America. It is a type of Piranha. There are nearly 56 species of Piranha, belonging to the subfamily of the Characinidae family. According to their different feeding habits, they can be divided into two types: omnivorous and carnivorous. The carnivorous piranha is officially known as the red-bellied characin (nattereri), also known as Nattereri's characin. The fish is 30 cm long (excluding the tail fin).
It is mainly distributed in rivers from the east of the Andes Mountains to the Brazilian plains. In addition to the Amazon River, the Cuiaba River and the Orinoco River are also its main production areas. It is now in the Amazon River Basin in South America, distributed in Argentina and Brazil.
Piranhas include red-bellied fish, red-diamond fish, black fish, rosy fish, giant yellow croaker, yellow-diamond fish, Baotou fish, golden money fish, red-winged fish, etc.
Nassaurus is also known as red-bellied piranha, red-bellied piranha, and piranha. It is a freshwater fish of the order Characidae, family Characidae, and subfamily Serraticinae. Nassaurus is distributed in the Amazon River Basin in South America in areas with gentle currents and surrounding shallow ponds and lakes. It has a huge output and is popular all over the world because of its reputation as a "piranha". It is one of the most famous fish. It is a famous sport fish and edible fish in its place of origin, and can also be used as an ornamental fish.
According to current scientific research, piranhas are divided into many different subspecies and varieties, among which the more famous ones are the following:
Red-bellied piranha: also known as red-bellied piranha, is the most common type of piranha, mainly distributed in South American countries such as Brazil and Argentina.
Black piranha: is the largest type of piranha, with a body length of more than 50 cm, and has extremely strong aggressiveness and bite force.
White piranha: similar in appearance to red-eyed piranha, but smaller in size, mainly distributed in Peru, Ecuador and other countries.
Serrasalmus altispinis: is a relatively rare piranha, mainly distributed in the Amazon River Basin in Brazil, with strong aggressiveness and bite force.
Golden piranha: It is a small, brightly colored piranha, mainly found in rivers in South America, such as Brazil and Peru.