Did you know that doctors operated on a rare fish?

We know that fish are cooked and eaten in various ways. But in Australia, a rare species of whale underwent surgery. What? Fish surgery! You may wonder that. Yes, the operation indeed took place because it was a rare species of whale.

A rare whale has been caught in a net in the sea off Sydney, Australia. They saved the whale alive and sent it safely to a local fish farm. They were wondering how this rare whale, which is only found in the deep sea, got caught in the net.

 When fed the whale refused to eat and was lethargic and lethargic. Veterinarians were informed and summoned. Dr. Julie Barnes, a woman who treats fish for disease, went there with her team to examine the fish. Dr. Julie discovers that something is stuck in the fish's throat.

The fish was immediately x-rayed and it was found that the pin with the bait was stuck in the fish's throat. The fish swallowed the bait along with the barb, and the barb stuck in the whale's throat.

After this, they decided to operate on the rare species of whale. Anesthesia was given and then the surgery took place. Dr. Julie performed an operation to remove the bait barb by placing a hand inside the whale's mouth without cutting the whale's body.

After treatment, the whale was sent to a safe water-filled farm. After the whale's health stabilized, the whale was released back into the sea. Operating on a fish was a dramatic feat for doctors.