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In the rivers of South America, there are fish called piranhas.

Many people think piranhas are scary and dangerous, but the truth is different.

Piranhas are fish that live in groups called schools.

They have sharp teeth and strong jaws, but they mostly eat plants, insects, and small fish.

Piranhas are important for the river ecosystem. They help keep the river clean by eating dead animals and plants.

While piranhas can be dangerous if they feel threatened, they usually don't bother people. They are more scared of us than we are of them.

So, the next time you hear about piranhas, remember that they are just fish trying to live in their river home, not scary monsters.