A Vietnamese man got arrested for hunting and eating a Nutria (pic related) and it's national news. Does this happen in your country?
A Vietnamese man got arrested for hunting and eating a Nutria (pic related) and it's national news...
Lincoln Thomas
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Ryan Hernandez
we kill em and leave them there, they are parasites
Jaxon Turner
Apparently some people in my country started hunting and eating them too.
Nutria became very numerous here over the past decade or so for some reason.
Christian Rodriguez
Dude, we eat it in South America, he is not wrong at all
Henry Torres
Japanese don't know how lucky they are to have sea monkeys and pajeets as immigrants instead of Nigerians and nafris.
Parker Rodriguez
Joke, OK? I am just joking
Jaxon Lewis
You’ll get them soon, don’t worry
Christopher Fisher
We not eat here in South America, where is native, but ratão do banhado is a common food in Florida and Cape Caneveral, where was introduced, yes this Dixxies of swamps that eat aligators, they also eat It a lot
Colton Carter
aren't those horribly invasive pests
he should be given a medal
Jordan Wood
Literally white rednecks of USA eat nitrias, so relax is a western common (???) food
Benjamin Perry
what do they taste like
Daniel Hill
Nigga he's nuts
Evan Flores
It must have been very nutritious
Josiah Wood
I've seen a beaver once in my local swamp and he was very cute.
Jace Bennett
He is bad because he broke the law.
Pic related is him going to jail
In Japan we follow the law
Robert Stewart
nooooo
Luis Martinez
Are they Capybaras? Or are they a different animal altogether? Look fairly similar
Kayden Taylor
isnt that thing supposed to be delicious?
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Justin Wilson
What law? You can't hunt giant invasive rodents in Japan?
Logan Sanchez
>You can't hunt giant invasive rodents in Japan?
of course not, why do you think the Nigerians are still in Kabuki-cho?
Colton Johnson
They're from south america too, but they're smaller and look like beavers with a rat tail
Juan Walker
Because he hunted without a hunting permit when it wasn't hunting season.
If you don't follow the law you are bad
Jayden Allen
Strong brotherhood. Context:
>is common in swamps of South America called Pantanal where nutrias, we call it ratão do banhado and capybaras, and also caymans and jaguars live together
Henry Kelly
It's much smaller than a capybara, and it has a long tail (capybara does not).
Brandon Price
Probably some farmer see how Pantanal and the Florida and Texas are similiar and introduced this plague in North America, and now dixxies eat It a lot
Joshua Jenkins
The nitrias are not the only related rodent to capibaras, in South America. Exist also the cutia