While doing his regular job, what a fisherman found inside the stomach of fish is worth watching.
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Viral Video: It would have been a regular day for a fisherman had he caught just a fish, but what found out inside the fish is right now grabbing everyone’s attention on the Internet. Yes, the catch of the news is that the fisherman got lucky while doing his regular job and found out a liquor bottle inside the fish and has made the world talking about it. So You must be wondering how did he get lucky. Well, in the video a young man on their boat was busy doing his regular job that is checking out his catch and showing off their knife skills. A young fisherman was seen filetteling a big fish on the table. Things changed when he began to clean the innards of the fish.
As he dug deep into the creature’s stomach, he began to cut up. And to everyone’s surprise, he found a glass bottle. But the catch is when he revealed the unusual object— it was an unopened bottle of Fireball Cinnamon Whisky! After finding out a full bottle he said aloud ‘jackpot!’ aloud, in excitement.
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TikTok user @beniban shared the video. Till the video has received nearly 6 million views.
In no time, the video went viral. However, it’s not clear where the video was originally shot.
However, the video begins the online debate regarding how aquatic animals are unsafe in the sea and how water pollution has put the world on the verge of danger. Some argued that inhumane behaviour has shown a constant careless attitude of humans towards aquatic animals. Some viewed it as a purposeful stunt to gauge fame. Some argued that enzymes inside fish’s stomach would’ve ruined the label if not anything else.
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While those who believed that footage was authentic one, pointed out that how marine animals are dying constantly after swallowing the plastic and other wastes. It’s said but gulping down a bottle seems plausible.
