I'll have what Anaximander was having

"Anaximander of Miletus imagined there arose from heated water and earth either fish or fish-like creatures, inside which human beings grew and were retained as fetuses up until puberty; then at last the creatures broke open, and men and women emerged who were already capable of feeding themselves. (Censorinus, On Birthdays 4.7.1–5 Jahn)" (from "The First Philosophers: The Presocratics and Sophists (Oxford World's Classics)" by "Robin Waterfield").