See tarucha on Wiktionary
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"(Hoplias malabaricus) Pez caraciforme de la familia de los eritrínidos, de cuerpo robusto, cilíndrico, de hasta 50 cm de largo y hasta 2 kg de peso, y boca grande de fuerte dentadura adaptada a su condición de voraz predador. Habita cursos de agua dulce en el sur de América."
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"(Hoplias malabaricus) Pez caraciforme de la familia de los eritrínidos, de cuerpo robusto, cilíndrico, de hasta 50 cm de largo y hasta 2 kg de peso, y boca grande de fuerte dentadura adaptada a su condición de voraz predador. Habita cursos de agua dulce en el sur de América."
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