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Boy catches ‘biggest fish ever,’ then does this. Video wins people’s hearts

In the video, Kemari Cooper is seen patting a fish which weighs about 7 pounds.

Updated on: Oct 20, 2019 06:57 PM IST
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With Sunday nearly ending, there are many who may be saddened by the thought of a fast-approaching Monday. For those, here’s a video involving a boy and a fish which is most likely to cheer-you-up. Even if you are one of those who have braved the fear of Monday, there’s a chance that this video will bring a smile on your face too.

Kemari Cooper posing with the fish he caught. (YouTube/Ke’mari Cooper)
Kemari Cooper posing with the fish he caught. (YouTube/Ke’mari Cooper)

Shared on YouTube, the video captures the adorable moment when a young boy named Kemari Cooper released his prized catch back into the water. It was recorded and shared by his father Velt Cooper.

In the video, Kemari portrays a big smile before he gently puts the fish back in the water. He even pats the animal before it swims away.

Take a look at the heartening video:

The boy was joyous after he captured the fish which weighed about 7 pounds, reports Daily Mail. Turns out, it was the biggest fish he has captured till now.

People were impressed and they dropped all sorts of comments on the video. Most were at awe after seeing Kemari’s gesture. There were a few who praised his father for raising a good human being.

“That is one of the finest young men I have ever seen!!! If you are ever in NC, I would love to take you fishing!!!!!” commented a third. “What a catch! What a kid! Good job Dad. You’re raising a great boy,” wrote a fourth.

What do you think of this kid’s gesture?

 
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