It looks like a saw knife with a brutal temperament. Few people dare to touch it because it is so delicious that it is on the verge of disappearing.

"people die for wealth, birds die for food" is a description of those behaviors that lead to painful costs because of greed. However, people can not resist the temptation of money, and there are other creatures who can not resist the temptation of food. There is such a kind of fish in the countryside, they are so gluttonous that they often become the fish on the board to be slaughtered, blinded by the "snake skin" and the "hidden weapon poison needle" on its body. Now because of water pollution and people's overfishing, it has almost become extinct, that is, Loach, Loach, people living in rural areas must not eat less of this food, because of its gluttonous attribute, it is always very easy to take the bait, because a row of spikes on the back is also called Loach.

Misgurnus anguillicaudatus is a kind of freshwater fish with a slender body, a long and pointed head, a slender mouth and a slender body, so it is similar to an eel with a spiny tip protruding under the mouth and back, so it is called spinous Loach. Their bodies are as streamlined as eels, so they swim very fast. They like to eat red worms, earthworms and crustacean insects, so they are solid carnivorous fish. Usually like to hide on the edge of water plants and wait for prey to attack quickly, temperament is more "brutal", as a child, few people dare to touch it with their bare hands.

Misgurnus anguillicaudatus is also a nocturnal animal that likes to hunt at night and sleep in the mud during the day to expose its mouth. if it is not so gluttonous, ordinary people will not be able to catch him, and it has a row of thorns on its back, shaped like a saw. Although the toxicity is not great, it is definitely not fatal, but it also makes some people give up the idea of eating it. The wound stabbed by the Loach will be very slow, and many people will disrelish the trouble and throw it away even if they catch it. However, because the Loach bites and swallows directly, it is basically a dead fate.

The meat of Misgurnus anguillicaudatus is very delicious and rich in nutritional value, because of the proliferation of pesticides and fertilizers, it is almost difficult to see now. The whole body of Misgurnus anguillicaudatus is green and has snake-like markings, so it is actually very good-looking, and it is also popular as a scenic fish because of its outstanding appearance. However, because they like to drill mud, it is best not to plant aquatic plants in fish tanks that will be pushed out. At present, wild ones are very rare, and most of the ones on the market are artificially cultivated.

Readers, did you catch Loach when you were young? Has anyone ever eaten it?