It clamped onto the back of the Big Eel with its mouth, the two fish biting each other, the Big Eel biting into the belly of the Nile Perch while the Nile Perch bit into the back of the pike, neither willing to let go.
However, at this moment, one advantage of the pike became apparent.
Its teeth and biting force were stronger than those of the Nile Perch, as the perch, most of the time, doesn't tear or chew with its mouth or teeth, relying more on its enormous size and mouth to swallow prey whole.
But at present, although it was much larger than the pike, swallowing the pike whole was impossible.
So, as they tore at each other, the Nile Perch found itself at a disadvantage, struggling to inflict any significant damage on the pike's thick and hard scales.
For several seconds, the two fish kept their grip on each other, rolling over in the water.
This scene left all the spectators dumbfounded.
"This is so thrilling, it's just like a battle between twin dragons!"
