It's called a scar fish, and people eat it after surgery, and it's almost extinct in the wild today.

When I was a child in the countryside, especially in the summer vacation, I always asked a group of friends to swim in the river. At that time, the water in the river in my hometown was still very clear. We could see the fish swimming in the water with us. It was really a wonderful feeling. When I was a child, the river in my hometown not only carried the fun of our childhood, but also gave a lot of game in the river for people to catch and eat. Today, I will introduce you to a popular fish. It is a "big devil" in the river, but it tastes very delicious.

This kind of fish is raw fish, also called blackfish, southerners generally call it raw fish. Raw fish was considered a relatively ferocious fish in the water. Fish and shrimp were its food. It was so hungry that it even ate its own cubs. And raw fish eat a lot, often eating twice their weight in food. I remember when I was a child, I saw a fish on the shore on my way home from farm work with my father. Although it had been out of the water for some time, the fish was still alive. My father said that this was raw fish. The vitality of raw fish was very tenacious. After leaving the water, it could live for several days, while ordinary fish could not live for half a day without leaving the water.

People began to eat raw fish, at first because raw fish was especially abundant and easy to catch, but later people found that raw fish also had nourishing effects. In some places, raw fish was called "scar fish" because eating raw fish after surgery could promote wound healing. For some weak or post-operative people, raw fish was also regarded as a superior tonic.

After people knew about these effects of raw fish, the demand for raw fish naturally increased a lot. After wild raw fish were almost caught, artificial breeding of raw fish began to meet people's needs. The adaptability of raw fish is very strong, and the growth process is also very fast, so it is easy to breed raw fish, and some farmers make a fortune by breeding raw fish.

I really didn't expect that the raw fish I saw when I was a child would have so many magical effects. There are not many wild raw fish now. Most of the raw fish now come from artificial breeding. Although raw fish were ferocious in the water and other fish did not dare to provoke them, when raw fish met humans, they could not escape the fate of being caught. Not only was the meat of raw fish tender, but it could also help heal wounds. This was not an effect that could be achieved by any food.

This is such a "scar fish", you can still see wild it?