
In all these videos, the fish appear lifeless with wide, unblinking eyes. Some of the other videos shared by this YouTube channel include a clip of a fish emerging from the ground and another f ish 'swallowing' eggs. Other videos on the channel seem to support claims that the fish swallowing eel video is staged. The video was uploaded to a channel called "FISHERMAN ANIMAL LOVER" in August 2019. People shoot such videos to gain views and earn money," another said.Ī commenter also posted a link to the original YouTube video, which has been viewed over 27 million times on the video streaming platform. Look at the movement of fish.both un-natural and probably dead. see that other people experience what is called an emotion, but they cannot actually feel what this is themselves. "This is one of many fake videos over YouTube.

A person is manipulating both fishes outside the frame and at the missing frame. "No one seems to have figured out that it's staged, like many of those "fishing" videos from Southeast Asia. I am surprised that someone like Mr Susanta fell for it," a Twitter user wrote. Twitter users pointed out that the movements of the fish appeared unnatural and said that it was likely being controlled by someone.

However, many on the platform did not buy his explanation and called the video "fake". HzjapFiqKK- Susanta Nanda IFS February 11, 2021 In the end fish couldn't eat it completely as the eel was long enough & managed to came out through the big mouth. It was the case of a big fish hunting eel. The unsaturated fats in fish are called omega-3 fatty acids. For many years, the American Heart Association has recommended that people eat fish rich in unsaturated fats at least twice a week. Yesterday I had posted a part of this video. If youre worried about your heart health, eating at least two servings of fish a week could reduce the risk of heart disease. In the end, the fish couldn't eat it completely as the eel was long enough and managed to came out through the big mouth," he explained. "It was the case of a big fish hunting eel. Here is what happened thereafter." wrote Mr Nanda. "Yesterday I had posted a part of this video.

In this part, the fish regurgitates the eel after swallowing in whole. Mr Nanda took to the microblogging platform this morning to share part two of the clip and revealed that he had received it as a forward over WhatsApp. "What? How did it bring out smoke? Never seen anything like it!" another exclaimed.
