Close-up Of Penis Fish In “why Take You”

Let's learn about the "penis fish" that the planet Earth wants to eat in the movie "Why bring you". Surely whoever is a fan of the popular Korean movie "Why bring you" will not can forget the scene of the planet star Chun Song Yi asking for "penis fish". This is a rather humorous detail because the strange name "penis fish" makes even the character in the movie ..

. because I don't know what it is. Let's hunt down the true identity of this "fish" through the article below. The "penis fish" mentioned in the movie is not actually in the fish house family In fact, they are a species of spoonworm, known scientifically as Unicinctus Urechis, a major home in the waters of northern China, Japan and South Korea, and the Koreans of kimchi call them gaebul.



The Unicinctus Urechis worm has many lovely nicknames that Koreans give, most notably "penis fish" or "fat innkeeper worm." The reason the "penis fish" has two of these nicknames is because their appearance as well as their behavior. Unicinctus Urechis has a fleshy pink color, slippery skin, some large bulges on the body. From a distance, Unicinctus Urechis looks like… a man's penis. In addition to its swimming ability, the nickname "penis fish" appeared since then. In addition, this worm also loves to burrow in the sand and mud like moles on land. Their caves, whether accidentally or intentionally, are very popular with other creatures, and the name "innkeeper" is also born This "penis fish" loves to burrow under the sand.



and mud like a land mole. "Penis fish" is used mainly in the preparation of dishes in Korea and China. In the land of kimchi, people often catch them alive, washed, sliced, eaten raw with salt and sesame oil. According to many tourists to Korea, this dish is chewy, delicious, tastes like oysters, oysters fresh and especially… creepy when the sliced "penis fish" body parts are still wiggling right on the plate. At the same time, they can be eaten cooked if fried with vegetables and other spices. In addition, "penis fish" is also one of the features of the cuisine of Shandong, China. In addition to being a specialty dish, Japanese scientists also discovered another use. of "penis fish".



Accordingly, in one experiment, experts released each aquarium with contaminated sediments and about 500 young "fat inn host worms". After 2 months, they started to check and record and analyzing data on pollution levels in the lake. The results were staggering - the presence of "penis fish" significantly reduced the concentration of contaminated sediments. of this worm. As a result, in the near future, "penis fish" can be raised on a large scale to minimize pollution of the marine environment near the shore. *** Source: iVIVU.com Tourism Handbook - According to Kenh14.

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