Dead meat still moving (Compilation)

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[shellmora]

Imagine being a child and seeing something like this without any warning.

[anthonypaduala]

Dead fish will continue to move around until they use up all their energy stores. *It doesn't mean the fish is alive or in any pain.* The phenomenon isn't limited to fish as frog legs can still kick after they've died and chickens can run around with no heads.

[Beefles]

I really don’t like watching dead meat move, but I also can’t stop watching dead meat move. It’s like horrifying but also fascinating.

[wingelickpop]

For those who don't know in case ur wondering, what's happening is the muscles are contracting due to the presence of salt, muscles use sodium and calcium to allow for contraction and relaxation. In which an influx of sodium will cause them to send an electrical impulse to cause a cascade effect within the muscle cells, leading to what's seen here of the dead meat jumping or moving around. It attests honestly to how fresh it is given the cells are still active enough to contract when stimulated, although I can imagine it was pretty noisy LOL




Edit: Goddamn yall r blowing up my notifications

[FreddieBensn]

The frog legs one wasn’t because of muscle memory. He poured salt on them, which causes them to twitch

[ilyverse]

Gordon Ramsay wasn’t lying when he said “it’s raw and it’s still moving”

[JaneDoe-czoe]

Thanks for adding the music like this wasn't already horrific

[franz-schubert]

It is a huge relief to know that this behaviour is normal. It frickin terrified me when the children in my basement suddenly started moving.

[onatic]

It's a phenomenon called "the power of friendship" and it happens when everyone holds hands which brings them back to life

[spongeAstoner]

I could just imagine everyone at the table praying then the cooked fish starts jumping around the table

[Thecoolthing_]

0:30 this is absolutely terrifying like it moved just as it did as it was when it was alive which is HORRIFYING it even try’s to jump higher, this sends shivers down my spine

[xen]

Now imagine the medieval time chefs seeing this.
They would think a demon has possessed the meat.

[thatxpertkid]

Main character: *DIES*
His crush: "I loved him..."

The main character:

[Crystalrosety]

Man: "Don't worry it's already been killed"
Fish: "killed by who"

[Kokowomee]

When you have dementia and forgot you died a few hours ago.

[Seraphythesimp]

So this is what Gordon meant
"IT'S STILL MOVING!"

[beanie-man]

Just imagine if this happened to humans. You’re at a funeral, you look at the casket, and the dead guy starts dancing.

[hannazakiy]

"IT'S SO RAW LOOK AT IT IT'S MOVING"
- Gordon Ramsay

[_XxPenguinxX_]

This phenomenon is known as "cadaveric spasm" or sometimes "postmortem muscle contraction." Although the animal is dead, nerve cells can still be active for a short time after death. This can lead to muscle fibers receiving signals and causing twitching or spasms. Sometimes, after death, muscles can still exhibit some form of contraction due to residual energy in the cells and the buildup of certain chemicals like calcium ions that trigger muscle contraction. There are some more reasons why this happens but those are the main two reasons why.