Wells catfish! Over the last fifty years, it has colonized most of Europe’s rivers—even the most polluted. This intruder has become the largest freshwater animal in Europe, and even hunts onshore… Three years of intense filming were necessary to capture this unique wildlife film. After its’ premiere, the film will be seen worldwide on National Geographic Channels Wild under the title River Jaws. Directed by Bertrand Loyer, this revelatory film takes the viewer into the intimacy of the giant. It notably captures never before seen behavior, such as collective or even pigeon hunting with glossy slow-mo images.