CATDOLL : CATDOLL: The mouth of the fish caught in the Songhua River looks like a duck's mouth. What kind of fish is this with patterns on its body?

1. The mouth of the fish caught in the Songhua River looks like a duck's mouth. What kind of fish is this with patterns on its body?

Why are there no pictures?!

From what you describe, it may be a wild duck-billed fish, a species of sturgeon.

2. What kind of fish has a long duck-like beak and a body like a cutlassfish?

The duck-billed sturgeon (Acipenser oxypetalum) is a cartilaginous fish with a naked, moist and scaleless body. Its snout is spoon-shaped, resembling a duck's bill, so it is also called the duck-billed sturgeon.

The spoonbill sturgeon, scientifically known as the American spoonbill, is native to the Mississippi River basin in the United States. It is a large freshwater economic fish belonging to the Acipenser family of the order Acipenseriformes.

3. What kind of fish is this?

= -So ridiculous, I just saw the exact same picture on Yuba. This is a gar.