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슈퍼피쉬 - 끝없는 여정

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2013

1h 17m

Since man made the spear one-hundred thousand years ago, the fish have been a surprising role in human history. They've only been known as food for man who have been hungry! How have they changed the history of humans? Here goes the story...

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