Transform the car hood into an aquarium for fish and crustaceans alive: yet another madness for a punch of likes now rampant in China

There are gestures that should never pass as “brilliant” or “funny”. One of these is undoubtedly the gimmick of a Chinese motorist who has transformed the hood of its SUV into a Aquarium full of fish and crustaceans living Giving the way to a absurd fashion that is depopulating in the Asian country.

The video, which became viral on Douyin, is yet another example of how the search for visibility can translate into free cruelty. The man, originally from the province of Liaoning, said he had Forgotten the container for fish caught and to have improvised using the film transparent and the space protected on the hood of its vehicle.

A gesture that has transformed living beings into objects to exhibitdepriving them of a suitable environment and submitting them to Physical and thermal stress. It is clear that the hood of a car, under the summer sun and above a bright engine, is A lethal trap For any form of aquatic life.

So much indignation, but the laws are too weak

The reaction of online users did not expect. Many users have denounced the gesture as a case of animal abuseunderlining that the fish were confined to a narrow spacewithout the possibility of swimming freely and subjected to high temperatures due to the heat of the engine and the summer asphalt. For many it was yet another Extreme attempt to attract attention online to the detriment of poor animals. And the dangerous trend is spreading in China: on social networks, images of poor fish trapped in the co -fines of the machines circulate, accompanied by the hashtag #Chinafishcar.

After the viral spread of the video, the local traffic police declared the car unsuitable for circulation in that state, considering the aquarium hood one dangerous modification and out of norm. It is not clear whether penalties have been imposed, but the authorities invited citizens to similarreiterating that the improper use of vehicles can have legal consequences.

And here is the deepest problem: the lack of. Episodes like this show how urgent it is to review the very concept of digital “entertainment”, promoting a culture that. Until then, we will continue to see gabbies disguised by creative groeshes.