Fortune-Telling with Magic Fish: Revealing the Mystery of Curling Paper

😮The fish's curling motion is caused by water absorption and evaporation, not the host's heat or hand shape.

📜The fish is made of cellophane, a type of paper-like material, and burns like paper when exposed to fire.

🤔The fish curls more when there is too much water, and less when there is just a small amount.

🔍The host experiments with a gloved hand and a fake hand, finding that the fish doesn't curl as much in those situations.

👥The host invites the viewers to join in the experimentation and have a wriggle party with the magic fish.

What is the fish made of?

—The fish is made of cellophane, which is a regenerated cellulose material.

How does the fish curl?

—The fish curls due to water absorption and evaporation, which causes the cellophane to expand and change shape.

Does the fish curl because of the host's hand heat?

—No, the curling is not caused by the host's hand heat. It is primarily due to the water present on the host's hand.

Can the fish curl without water?

—No, the fish requires water to curl. Without water, it remains flat and motionless.

What happens if you touch the fish with a gloved hand?

—The fish doesn't curl as much when touched with a gloved hand, indicating that the water on the host's hand plays a significant role in the curling motion.

00:00The video introduces the magic fish and the host's intention to read their fortune with it.

02:04The host places the fish in their palm and observes its curling movements.

04:40The host experiments with a heated plate to test if the fish curls due to the heat of their hand.

06:50The host tries using a fake hand to see if the shape of the hand affects the fish's curling.

08:33The host concludes that the water present on their hand is the primary cause of the fish's curling.