To begin, without fornication there would be no MTV or VH1. You know, sometimes writing this column is just like shooting fish in a barrel. The “mermaid” was said to have been crafted from wood and fiber and that there is a motor in the throat to make the model look like it’s breathing.MTV has refused to show a public service announcement urging people to get their cats fixed that shows animatronic felines doing the wild thing because, MTV says, it does not allow the depiction of "fornication" on its networks. Although no one has claimed credit for the hoax, the website The News Fact published photos showing a Myanmar-based artist adding details to the dummy. Snopes was able to determine that the Indian mermaid was just an animatronic sculpture. There was a video which showed the creature breathing. The “Weird Fish” film isn’t the only eerie half-fish/half-man hoax to hit the internet. Other Human-Fish Hoaxes Have Popped up on the Internet Multiple YouTube posts show the same video of the creature looking to the right. One “Chernobyl video” depicts the creature looking to the left. Some versions of the video image have been reversed. The site reminded readers that spreading of internet rumors in China carries a fine of ¥300. “The light reflection from the object and the texture material on the surface of the face are 3D computer animation, not the real situation,” it explained. Don’t pass the film again!” the website warns. There is no news about any strange fish or face fish in the near future. After consulting with an animator the site said that “this is the effect of 3D computer animation. MyGoPen, a Chinese website that investigates internet rumors, also determined the video was a fake. The Chinese website MyGoPen also debunked the human-headed fish video. The most recent posts making the rounds on social media claim the fish was captured either in Chernobyl, Russia, where one of the world’s worst nuclear disasters occurred back in 1986, or Japan.Ī Chinese Website Also Debunked the Video Some people are terrified while others say the being resembles the animated cartoon “ Thomas the Train.” Multiple versions of the video have popped up on YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook. The film has caused a stir online, with viewers not really knowing what to think.
Other posts swear the animal is either an alien or a human reincarnated into a fish. Some posts claimed the animal was a human/fish hybrid.
Comments were added to explain the fiendish fish, which made the video even more disturbing. One version of the video has had more than 6 million views. “If this video were real (meaning someone actually caught a fish with a human face), we’d see news reports about the discovery.” “While the video has been posted in a number of different languages and on several different platforms, we’ve yet to encounter a single posting that included specific details about the alleged discovery,” Snopes researcher Dan Evon wrote on June 24, 2019. The site also says that it cannot find evidence of anyone stepping forward to discuss the discovery of this incredible fish. Snopes first points out that the fish doesn’t act or move like a fish. The video was captioned in Chinese with the words 怪异的鱼 “Guaiyi de yu,” which translates to “weird fish.” Some posts include ominous music. The debunking website has traced the video’s first online appearance to April 2019. Over six million people have watched the fish with a human head video.
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