This is posted for those who know not the tale, the few who have never heard the legend of the Killfish. The unholy terror what causes grown men to quail in fright and women to faint dead away. On the lightless eve of the new moon, that remorseless killer stirs from the brackish deep, driven by nothing but an all-consuming hunger. A cunning intellect you may find, a semblance of cognition- but in those glassy black eyes there exists no mercy, for that is a human conceit and this beast, with its crushing jaws and unceasing appetite, is the purest of evil.

The Karen people of Burma regard these monsters with supertitious reverence, and legend holds that they were formerly "wicked men, change...

This is posted for those who know not the tale, the few who have never heard the legend of the Killfish. The unholy terror what causes grown men to quail in fright and women to faint dead away. On the lightless eve of the new moon, that remorseless killer stirs from the brackish deep, driven by nothing but an all-consuming hunger. A cunning intellect you may find, a semblance of cognition- but in those glassy black eyes there exists no mercy, for that is a human conceit and this beast, with its crushing jaws and unceasing appetite, is the purest of evil.

The Karen people of Burma regard these monsters with supertitious reverence, and legend holds that they were formerly "wicked men, changed into fish for their sins." The Karens of Tavoy say, "if people eat them, they will be transformed into lions".

I tell you, 'ware the new moon, for that is when the Killfish stalks his prey

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTP-tmvW5-E