Bamboo sharks lay eggs and usually hatch on their own, but the baby in this egg sheath has not hatched after absorbing the yolk. If it does not come out again, it is very likely that it will It starved to death, so the boy helped it perform a "cesarean section"! The action of cutting open the egg sheath seems a bit scary, but the moment when the bamboo shark baby is born, it is really surprising ~

The editor thought this fish was cute, so he did a little wiki< /p>

Chiloscyllium plagiosum (scientific name: Chiloscyllium plagiosum), also known as chiloscyllium plagiosum, and commonly known as dog shark, is a species of the genus Chiloscyllium in the order Carcharhini, order Chiloscyllium, and family Chiloscyllidae. Distributed in the Indo-Western Pacific region, including the Persian Gulf, *** Sea, Bay of Bengal, Andaman Sea, Southeast Asia, New Guinea, South China Sea and East China Sea, Taiwan, Japan and other waters. The species' type locality is Sumatra. The activity range is approximately 1 to 30 meters deep. The body of this fish is cylindrical and slightly flat. The eyes are oval in shape, the edges of the nostrils have short and pointed convex whiskers, and there are nasal folds and oronasal grooves. The body is grey-brown, with 12 to 13 dark horizontal stripes on the sides of the body, and many light spots on the sides of the body and each fin. The body length can reach 69 cm.

This fish mainly inhabits the seabed where the coastal reefs are mixed with sand and covered with seaweed. It moves slowly. Carnivorous, feeds on benthic invertebrates and small fish. Oviparous. Well.........there is no problem up to this point, but in the end Wiki says.........Eating fish can be made into fish paste or fish balls, and occasionally in the aquarium Displayed in the museum. The fish is eaten, can be made into fish paste or fish balls, and is occasionally displayed in aquariums. The fish is eaten, can be made into fish paste or fish balls, and is occasionally displayed in aquariums.

No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Will you still eat fish paste in the future... QAQ New The birth process of life is so wonderful. I applaud this kind and professional boy~ Share it so that everyone can see this awesome video!