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A fish farm owner in Kaohsiung was quite shocked when he found an iPhone 16 Pro Max inside the belly of one of his fish. How did the phone get there? Well, last September, a reporter was conducting an interview at the farm when a giant grouper leapt out of the water and knocked the phone out of his hand. The device was sent flying into the pond, where another massive grouper gulped it down. The reporter thought his phone was lost forever, but now it’s reemerged, and it remains to be seen whether it still works.

The phone is in bad shape, completely corroded and heavily scratched after spending more than eight months inside the belly of a giant grouper.

Lai Wen-hua
Fish farm
These marks were caused because the grouper still had to eat fish, and their bones rubbed against the phone as the fish digested and moved around.

Last September, a reporter surnamed Chen was covering a story about seafood production at this fish farm in Kaohsiung when a giant grouper leapt out of the water without a warning and knocked his iPhone 16 into the fish pond. In the blink of an eye, another enormous 1.5m grouper swallowed the phone in one gulp. A few months later, the 23-year-old fish died, and during an examination to determine the cause of death, workers were stunned to find the missing phone still in its belly.

Voice Mr. Chen
Fish ate iPhone
I had completely given up hope on ever seeing it again. When I heard the phone had reappeared, I mostly just wanted to see what condition it was in. But I was also a bit sad to learn that the fish had died.

Lai Wen-hua
Fish farm
It was soaked in saltwater for eight months. We’re letting it dry naturally first in hopes of giving the owner the best possible chance of turning it back on.

The fish farm operators were amazed by the discovery and quickly contacted Mr. Chen. Together, they will hold a “power-on ceremony” on May 22 to see whether the iPhone still works after 8 months inside a fish. Hold your breath for a miracle.

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