# @outdoor_life on Instagram

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- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/DLugCdKNQNj
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/32146631-outdoor-life-instagram
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- **Posted:** 2025-07-05T12:45:12.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Outdoor Life (@outdoor_life) — https://gondola.cc/outdoor_life

## Caption

Nobody cares about your fillet job until there’s a fish spine sticking out of their neck.⁠
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Sang Lan, a woman from Thailand, made a homemade fish soup. During the dining experience, she felt a fish bone slip down her throat. This apparently didn’t initially bother her as it was a common occurrence. Even when she felt the bone lodge in place she wasn’t concerned, assuming it would eventually work itself free. In most cases, a fish bone that gets ingested is going to be very small, usually a pin bone or very small rib bone. These are soft enough that your stomach acid will dissolve them, which is why fish pieces that go into a pickling brine with bones intact wind up bone-free by the time you’re ready to put them on a cracker. If you were to eat a whole-fried fish and accidentally get a large rib in your mouth, most of the time you’re going to know it. It seems Sang Lan had one critical issue working against her. Her fish soup featured a catfish species called Pla Kayaeng and an eel called Pla Lod, both of which are notorious for sharp spine and thin bones.⁠
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Story by: joe.cermele138

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fishsoup, outdoors, nature, fishing, fishbone, fishingseason, outdoorlife, fishingtrip, fishfillet

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