Explaining why fish lose their heads and still have a hard time

Many people may be surprised to see a fish "head off the neck" can still kick like usual.

For many people, the image of a snake is beheaded but the body is still wiggling. Not only that, a man in the United States recently was stunned to record the sight of a python beheaded but still turned to bite his tail.

But did you know, not only snakes but the fish below also cause owners to panic when the body is still "jumping jubilantly" when the head has left the neck.

In particular, the fish has been cleaned up the intestine and still throws "jubilantly".

Many people wonder that, why this fish can kick, move so hard even though the fish head is still in the sink?

The fish head was neatly placed in the sink .

The solution was revealed. Accordingly, this fish is so "tough" because of its strong unconditional reflexes.

Although the fish's brain has lost but the spine and nerves in the body are still active. When touching the fish body, the spinal part of the irritated fish will continue to send signals to the muscle, creating a reflex reflex .

Along with that, the muscles in the fish body still retain energy - this will help them perform the "dance" that beats as above.

Of course, when the head is lost, this fish is dead, the act of kicking is just because the muscles are still overpowered . When they are completely depleted of energy, they are "deadly".