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The video shows a scene at an artificial African catfish farm, where a crane lifts a large net full of live African catfish—also known as Egyptian catfish—over the cargo bed of a fish transport truck. A person standing in the truck’s cargo bed assists in tilting the net, transferring the wriggling catfish into the bed. First, it’s important to identify the fish: these are African catfish, a fast-growing, hardy freshwater species widely raised in controlled aquaculture environments. This type of catfish is primarily farmed for human consumption; its tender, mild-flavored flesh makes it a popular choice in many cuisines, often sold fresh in local markets or processed into various seafood products. The entire process, from the crane’s precise lift to the careful transfer into the truck’s cargo bed, reflects the efficient harvesting methods used in large-scale artificial catfish farming, ensuring the fish are collected safely and in large quantities for subsequent distribution and use.