Among all the fruits available in the market, there are many which people like very much. Take strawberries only. You will find many fans of it. But you should be careful before eating it. That is because there are such things in this fruit, seeing which you will not have any desire to eat it. Recently a person placed a strawberry under the microscope and showed many things moving in it. This is a viral video, so News18 Hindi does not claim that it is correct. If this video is true then you need to be careful. Always eat fruits after washing them.
Shocking videos are often posted on the Twitter account @FredDiBiase247. Recently, a similar video has been posted in which a person is showing a strawberry by zooming in on it (Strawberry microscope video). You must be aware that a microscope is a machine which can peek deep inside any thing and show you such things which are not visible to the common people.
Let’s look at a strawberry under a telescope.
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strawberry in microscope
The person first takes the strawberry in his hands. She is looking absolutely fresh. Then after that he keeps it under the microscope. As soon as he zooms inside it, hundreds of insects are seen moving inside it. These are such insects which are not visible to the eyes, they can be seen only through a microscope. These insects are also seen walking on its seeds. After that he washes the strawberries with water and then sees that the insects have completely disappeared. But when he cuts a small piece of strawberry and places it under the microscope, he sees insects again.
Video is going viral
This video has received more than 1 crore views while many people have given their feedback by commenting. One said that now vegetarian people should stop eating strawberries. One said that the acid present in the stomach would kill these worms. One said that the person should also look at his hands under a microscope.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: April 3, 2024, 12:17 IST