There are white lumps inside the hairtail

The white lumps in hairtail are mainly caused by the hairtail's bones, bone hyperplasia, or gene mutations. These may cause the formation of white lumps in the hairtail. Generally, it will not affect the nutritional value and taste of the hairtail.

1. Hairtail bones: Hairtail is a common aquatic product and a popular fish. Hairtail has bones on it, which may cause white lumps inside the fish.

2. Bone hyperplasia: Hairtail may also suffer from bone hyperplasia. When bone hyperplasia occurs, it may cause obvious white lumps to form inside, and may also cause changes in the appearance of the hairtail.

3. Gene mutation: When hairtail fish grows, its genes mutate, which may lead to obvious bones on the fish's back, white lumps forming inside the fish, and sediment covering the fish.

Hairtail mainly refers to deep-sea hairtail, which is generally wider and contains rich iodine and protein needed by the human body. It tastes better and has more delicious meat. When there are white lumps inside the hairtail, it generally does not affect the nutritional value of the hairtail, nor does it cause harm to the human body, so it can be eaten with confidence. Before cooking the hairtail, it should be cleaned in time and the small intestine of the hairtail should be removed.