A thrilling scene in the air: the snake eel breaks out of the belly of the heron, and the heron still spreads its wings and soars!
In human society, as if money is the theme, people are always working hard for money. But, from a big point of view, why isn't this human being working hard for its own survival?
In fact, all living things in nature have spent their lives struggling for the survival of themselves and their descendants. This is true from whales, elephants, humans, and ants and mosquitoes. In nature, all living things are eager to survive, and they all want to survive in this world of the weak and the strong. In order to survive, creatures can do whatever it takes.
Some time ago, on a foreign photography website, I saw this group of photos, very shocked, here to share with you to see!
In the picture, we can see a heron flying, its wings straight and self-satisfied. But out of the heron's belly came something like a "snake". At first glance, I thought it was a snake wrapped around the heron's body, and I was experiencing a "space trapeze"!
When I first saw this picture, I thought the same as everyone else. However, a closer look revealed that this "snake" came out of the belly of the heron. In fact, it is not a snake, but a snake eel that looks very much like a snake. Snake eel is such a thing, everyone living on the sea may know, it is a kind of marine fish, slender, adult snake eel length up to 1 meter, so in the air it looks like this snake eel is exactly the same as the snake.
So why is this snake eel wrapped around the heron? Later, after enlarging the picture, I found that things were not so simple! It turned out that the snake eel was not wrapped around the head of the heron, but broke out of the heron's belly!
Hearing this statement, do you feel very "terrible"? In fact, it is understood that the snake eel was indeed eaten into the stomach by the heron, and then drilled out of the heron's stomach! It's unimaginable! When the heron preys on the snake eel, it may not have dreamed that it was such a difficult "opponent"! After all, the head of the snake eel is notoriously "iron", and its head is not only hard, but also very sharp. So after being eaten by a heron, it can still drill out of its belly! Here, we have to admire the snake eel's desire to survive!
Come to think of it, an animal is eaten by another animal, and such a terrible desire to survive can erupt in its stomach. It can be seen how big the animals' desire to survive in nature is. What surprised me even more was the heron's subsequent reaction. Even when "disemboweled" by the snake eel, the heron still did not wither or stop flying. Instead, after soaring in the sky for a long time, it stood on a branch and rested, while the snake eel still hung on its stomach and did not come down!
From the expression of the heron, we don't seem to see even a little pain and torture, but instead are extremely calm and comfortable, here, I seem to see the iron will of Yan Shuangying.
Looking at the entire natural world, how many animals can there be such as herons that are disemboweled and not chaotic? I'm afraid not even lions!
The momentum of the heron also deeply shocked me, and made me feel the hardships of life. Whether it is a snake eel that is eaten by a heron, it tries its best to "drill out" from its stomach. Or the calmness of the heron after being disemboweled and broken, sitting still, let me feel the greatness of life in nature.
Humans on this earth always feel that they are the most remarkable animals. We have created civilization and created one miracle after another. However, in the face of nature, human beings are still very small. Human greed for materials and endless demands have attracted the constant revenge of nature. And some human beings are still not impressed, naively think that this has nothing to do with themselves. Nowadays, all kinds of disasters are coming, we human beings in the fight against natural disasters at the same time, but also should reflect on themselves, is it greed let us make too much claim to nature, and break the laws of nature?