A poor lone turtle became an instant hit in India, after some fisherman caught it and considered its hunch as a moving Shivalinga, or sacred object.

The word spread in no time and all the locals came out to gather around it and started gushing over its miraculous appearance.

Rambali, one of the spectators, could not hold his euphoria and bought it for INR1000, though the fishermen were reluctant initially, the money solved the disagreement.

A poor loner turtle became an instant hit in India, the time some fisherman caught it and considered its hunch as a moving Shivalinga. The word spread in no time and all the locals came out to gather around it and started gushing of its miraculous look. Rambali as one of the spectator could not hold his euphoria and bought it for INR1000, though the fishermen were reluctant initially, the money solved the disagreement.

This is an addition to the faith of Indians, like in Ganesha shaped leaves, fruits or vegetables. India is a country that considers nature sacred, so from worshipping, stones, trees to animals and birds, such Euphoria is not new found. From the statues of Gods drinking milk to the statue of Mary dripping blood, these instances find no difficulty in gaining momentum in a very less time.