A man who fished in Australia caught a fish in the river and opened his mouth, but was scared to free himself.
The men had waited long enough by the river and finally found a slight movement of the fish line. It seems that today's harvest is a great one.
When a man intends to remove a hook from his mouth, he finds something in his mouth. The fish mouth opened for a certain angle, and there seemed to be something dark in it that moved slightly.
Men thought it was strange that it had never been seen before, so it opened the fish mouth and took out what was inside.
I didn't expect a sea snake in the mouth. Sea snakes are not small in size, but also a snake in colour. Why would a highly toxic sea snake appear in a fish mouth? Men are also incomprehensible.
However, the ability to turn sea snakes into food in their own bellies meant that the fish could not be underestimated and he finally decided to let it go. Besides, the fish have eaten a very poisonous sea snake and probably brought a toxin.