Warm water. That’s how Chinese citizens are reanimating frozen fish and tortoises.
A video of a Chinese man taking an icy white, motionless fish from a freezer and placing it into a metal basin of what appears to be warm water has been making the rounds on Sina Weibo, China’s Twitter equivalent.
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As a group of men watch on, the fish floats lifelessly for about a minute, slowly turns a healthy grey, then wriggles to life after spouting a few bubbles.
“Its’s alive!” said a spectator. It’s unclear where or when the video was shot.
Some Chinese netizens joked that cryonics—freezing people and bringing them back to life—might soon be a reality.
“Soon I will have eternal life, ” wrote “Murong Bull.”
“No More Lost Teeth56912” wrote: “Can we freeze people?”
A netizen using the alias “Jieghii” offered a scientific explanation: “Liquid nitrogen was probably used to freeze the water molecules in the cells. But this type of “freezing” is different from the regular sort, so the integrity of the cells was preserved. That’s why the fish was resurrected when placed in hot water.”
Read the full story at Epoch Times, by Larry Ong
