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Vomiting Water Puffer Fish

Vomiting Water Puffer Fish

Updated Jan 29, 2025 at 09:12PM EST by LiterallyAustin.

Added Mar 21, 2019 at 03:20PM EDT by Matt.

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About

Vomiting Water Puffer Fish refers to a photograph of a puffer fish that is spitting up water. The photograph elicited a series of reactions, from illustrations to visual comparisons.

Origin

On March 6th, 2019, the website tokyo-np.co.jp[3] published an article entitled "Nontoxic puffer fish in hot spring water." The article included a photograph of the fish spitting up spring water (shown below).



Spread

Several days later, on March 10th, the Twitter[4] account @oyakode_manaboo posted an image from the site and linked to the article. The post received more than 42,000 retweets and 81,000 likes in less than two weeks (shown below, left). Following the tweet, people began posting other images of animals, people or object spitting water (example below, center).

On March 14th, 2019, the stock photograph website Irasutoya posted an image of "illustration of a puffer fish" (shown below, right)[1] They write in the image's description as "it is an illustration of a puffer fish that exhales seawater that was drawn to make the body look bigger."

That day, the website's Twitter [2] account tweeted a link to the image. The post received more than 28,000 retweets and 55,000 likes in one week.


親子で学ぶう (東京新聞) @oyakode_manaboo ホテルを運営する秋田県の会社が、岩手県雫 石町で温泉水を使って#トラフグを育ててい ます。さし身やちり鍋にして宿泊客に出し、 好評です。フグの毒は海で食べる貝や海藻が もとになるとされ、温泉水育ちのフグは毒が なくて、安心といいます° tokyo- np.co.jp/article/educat.. Translate Tweet 8:29 AM 10 Mar 2019 Replying to @oyakode_manaboo 9:55 PM - 10 Mar 2019

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Replying to @oyakode_manaboo コンプラ引っかかるんで、 ました モザイク入れとき Translate Tweet 2:10 AM -11 Mar 2019 Replying to @oyakode_manaboo GIF Replying to @oyakode_manaboo 5:51 PM-11 Mar 2019
Replying to @oyakode_manaboo 號 节ゲッタアアアアビィィィィィィム!」 8:20 PM-17 Mar 2019 Replying to @oyakode_manaboo これ思い出した傘 Translate Tweet ア しく 検索 8:20 PM-12 Mar 2019 Replying to @oyakode_manaboo 水を吐くフグ可愛すぎて縫ってみました~ Translate Tweet 1:14 AM-18 Mar 2019

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