rare!Dalian citizen citizen flowers eat pale purple pearls

On July 18, Ms. Wang, who lived in Dalian, went to the market to buy a pound of flower dumplings and planned to go home and stir. When eating the mules, Ms. Wang felt that her teeth were stunned by a hard object, so she vomited out: It was actually a pale purple drop -like pearl! In this regard, Professor Huo Zhongming, Dalian Ocean University, said that the individual individuals are small and have a strong ability to close the shell, which is not common to form pearls.

Restore: The vegetable market bought a mule to eat an unknown object

At noon on July 18th, Ms. Wang bought a pound of flower dumplings near the vegetable market near home and wanted to fry a mule as lunch. When eating a mule, Ms. Wang felt that her teeth suddenly bit into a hard object. At first she thought it was only the broken shell of the sister -in -law, but after careful perception, she found that the taste was different from the ordinary broken shell. So he spit out hard objects and took a look at it: It turned out to be a pale purple droplet -shaped bead!

Ms. Wang said that seafood was bought at the market near Dalian Zhoushuizi International Airport. There was nothing special. Ms. Wang, who had eaten pearls, felt very surprised. She told reporters: "I don't know what pearls, I just think that the beads are gradient and pretty good, so I want to take a photo record."

Verification: Experts say that the individual individuals are small and have strong ability to close shells. It is not common to form pearls.

In order to verify whether the pupae can form a pearl, the reporter then contacted Professor Huo Zhongming, who mainly engaged in shellfish genetic breeding and breeding technology.

Professor Huo Zhongming introduced to reporters that the scientific name of the sister -in -law is the Philippine clam. It is distributed along the coast of my country. It is one of the four major breeding shellfish in China and the highest production shellfish. The epidermis of shellfish can secrete the pearl quality, forming a shiny pearl layer in the shell. When the coat is stimulated by foreign bodies such as sand particles, a large amount of pearls will be secreted to wrap the foreign body to form a glorious pearl.

Professor Huo said that the discovery of beads in the mules is a common phenomenon that shellfish can form pearls. However, because the individual individuals are small and have a strong ability to close the shell, it is not common to form pearls, and the probability is very low. Professor Huo told reporters that the formation process of this bead has nothing to do with the changes in the surrounding ecological environment: "Because the tweezers belong to the buried shellfish, they are buried in the soil and lived in the soil. In the film, small beads may be formed. This is a physical stimulus, not caused by environmental changes. "

Peninsula Morning Post, 39 -degree video trainee reporter Lu Huiqing

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