Fishing solo in a boat on Italy’s River Po, known for its huge wels catfish, Alessandro Biancardi made “a dream come true” by landing the biggest wels catfish he’s ever seen, and almost lost his boat ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Alessandro Biancardi poses with his massive catch, a 9.4-foot-long wels catfish, on the banks of the River Po. Alessandro ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Catfish are found all over the world, with more than 3,000 species spread across dozens of families and habitats. From rivers and ...

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A family vacation to Spain turned into an international headline when 11-year-old Joshua Davenport caught a 152-pound wels catfish on the River Ebro during the last week of October. He and his parents ...

image: By deciphering the genetic code of the barbelled giant, scientists expect to better understand the secrets of the Wels catfish's exceptionally rapid growth, enormous appetite and longevity.