The piranha is a freshwater fish found primarily in South American rivers, known for its sharp teeth and powerful bite# Although they have a fearsome reputation, most species are scavengers or omnivores, feeding on plants, insects, and small animals. Piranhas are social creatures# often traveling in schools for protection rather than hunting. Despite their portrayal in popular culture as dangerous predators, attacks on humans are rare, and they typically only become aggressive when food is scarce or when defending their territory#facts

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