A Chinese woman was seen eating live goldfish, live eel and mealworms on an online platform for live videos, intriguing many netizens.

The woman has live-streamed her drinking and eating up of a live goldfish from a glass of water and her eating from a full plate of mealworms with her bare hands, according to online snapshots of the live videos which were uploaded online by a usernamed of “ChihuoFengjie,” or literally translated as “Ms. Feng who eats everything.”

On other photos, the woman could be seen with over a dozen lit cigarettes stuffed in her nose or with firecrackers binding her body from the neck to the knees.

The woman has also allegedly live-streamed herself eating light bulbs or smashing a watermelon with her head, according to netizens.

Her account on the video platform Kuaishou said she was 48 and her hobby is to “eat things normal people cannot.” She has over 110,000 followers on the platform and has uploaded at least 30 videos.

Her profile picture portrays herself holding a live eel and biting the head, which was also part of the 30 videos.

While some felt intrigued, many called to stop the show allegedly staged by the woman’s nephew who also appeared because of a selfie used and the angle the video feed was shot from during the live video broadcast, yet the woman seemed unwilling.

Cyber police of north China’s Hebei province on Friday said on its official Sina Weibo that they have noted the incident.

As online live video platforms began to grow in popularity in China, many Chinese netizens have tried to make their name online by live-streaming different kinds of performances and some even went too far with live video broadcasts encompassing sexual content.