Random Most Bizarre Things Humans Have Ever Found Inside Animal Stomachs (12 items)

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  (#10) An Alligator’s Stomach Had A Whole Deer

  A gigantic alligator captured and killed in Alabama surprised taxidermists and biologists when they cut open its stomach. Inside they found a fully-intact female deer that weighed around 100 pounds. The doe was missing fur, but the body and hooves were still visible. They were stunned to also discover two squirrel carcasses, something that had not been seen before.

  A local researcher suggested that the tiny animals might have fallen into the water during a storm and been consumed when they couldn’t escape.
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  (#1) A Cod’s Stomach Held A Large Vibrator

  While gutting an 11-pound cod he had caught near his home in Norway, Bjørn Frilund discovered an unusual item buried in its stomach. As well as a partially digested fish, the stomach contained a rather large sex toy. The fishermen conjectured that the fish may have eaten the vibrating dildo by mistake, thinking it was a cephalopod or another fish due to its bright coloring.

  "I was astonished," he said in an interview with The Local. "It was totally unexpected. I had never seen anything like this before."
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  (#9) A Frog Ate Dozens Of Rocks

  An exotic frog was discovered to have eaten dozens of rocks. The animal was taken to a clinic in Texas when its owner thought he saw it snacking on the small stones in its cage. An x-ray showed that the frog had a large number of foreign objects in its stomach, though it did not seem to be suffering any consequences.

  Veterinarians performed surgery to remove the rocks and the amphibian made a full recovery. 
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  (#11) A Mako Shark Had An Entire Sea Lion Inside Of It

  Researchers who were attempting to study the aquatic food chain discovered a shocking item inside a Mako shark’s stomach. According to chief scientist Dr. Antonella Preti, the 12-foot predator had a 200-pound sea lion inside of it. The sea lion, which was around the same size as an adult person, was even intact.

  Pictured above, Dr. Preti holds up the shark's stomach. On the left is the dead sea lion, which was missing only a flipper and some flesh, but was otherwise completely recognizable and intact.
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  (#8) An Ostrich Stomach Contained A Glove And Two Handkerchiefs

  When an ostrich died at the ZSL London Zoo in the early 20th century, a post-mortem was carried out to discover how it had died. In the process of emptying the stomach, researchers found a whole host of items. This included two handkerchiefs, a glove, rope, coins, stapes, and a hook.

  The giant bird apparently ate the assortment of junk alongside its food after they had been discarded or dropped by visitors to the zoo.
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  (#5) A Turtle Had Nearly A Thousand Coins In Its Stomach

  A turtle found in Thailand was discovered to have almost 1,000 coins in its stomach. The creature lived in a pond that was frequently visited by tourists who threw coins into the water for luck. The unwitting turtle had eaten these coins in huge numbers until the collective weight of all the change was so strong that it broke its shell.

  A successful surgical procedure was able to remove the coins and fix the broken shell in hopes of saving the turtle. However, the toxic effects of the metal eventually caused an infection due to nickel poisoning, which stopped up the intestines. Nearly two weeks after surgery, the turtle died. 

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