After a group of men pull the fish from a freezer, they drop it into a metal tank where it lays motionless for about a minute - before stirring its fins then gliding around the tank.
It sounds like a straight-to-DVD horror film, but zombie fish are now a terrifying reality.
Footage has surfaced showing a group of men removing a fish from a freezer and dropping it into a small metal tank
The fish floats motionless for about a minute – before stirring its fins and emitting a few bubbles then gliding around the tank, appearing to have been brought back to life.
It’s unclear when or where the baffling video - which was uploaded this week to social media - was filmed.
This is not the first time frozen animals have been resurrected: in December a family brought a kitten back to life in Utah, America, after performing CPR on the animal in front of a fireplace.
In an even more far-fetched example, Japanese researchers have this month revived a water bear that have been frozen for 30 years and survived.
Not only did the microanimal survive three decades entombed in ice, but it laid 19 eggs – and 14 of them successfully hatched.
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It sounds like a straight-to-DVD horror film, but zombie fish are now a terrifying reality.
Footage has surfaced showing a group of men removing a fish from a freezer and dropping it into a small metal tank
The fish floats motionless for about a minute – before stirring its fins and emitting a few bubbles then gliding around the tank, appearing to have been brought back to life.
It’s unclear when or where the baffling video - which was uploaded this week to social media - was filmed.
This is not the first time frozen animals have been resurrected: in December a family brought a kitten back to life in Utah, America, after performing CPR on the animal in front of a fireplace.
In an even more far-fetched example, Japanese researchers have this month revived a water bear that have been frozen for 30 years and survived.
Not only did the microanimal survive three decades entombed in ice, but it laid 19 eggs – and 14 of them successfully hatched.
For More Video Visit
http://www.dailymotion.com/PakistaniAwam
https://www.facebook.com/pkawam
https://www.twitter.com/pkawam
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