But many people don't know that the crabs we can eat everywhere are all bought by these crab catchers with their lives. Whether in Alaska or anywhere, fishermen are admirable. This is a very high-risk occupation. They need to face bad weather. The waves are very fierce. When the weather is bad during sea travel, it is easy to lose their lives. It is very normal that these crab catchers landed on the boat because of the impact of the waves. Sometimes even the waves will rush directly to the ship, dragging people into the sea and causing death. Especially in winter, fishing in the sea is very cold. These people have to work about 20 hours a day, and they will be unstable because of fatigue. Even if the crab is caught, it may still hurt people. The mortality rate of these crab catchers is 50 times that of ordinary workers, but they get high returns. Every time I go out to sea, I don't know if I can come back safely. So it may be for the sake of life safety.

I believe everyone has heard of the name of Alaska King Crab. The average weight of this crab can reach 10 kg, and if it is fully opened, its length can reach 1.8 m. Because of its strong legs, it can not only crawl sideways, but also walk straight. There are many crab catchers in the Bering Strait in Alaska. Every year, at the best time of crab catching, they go out to sea by boat. They are heading for the Arctic Circle in the depths of the ocean, resisting the cold climate and the beating of huge waves.

Crab catchers are one of the most dangerous occupations in the world. They have to face bad weather and dangerous crab catching environment. The crab catching season in Bering Sea is winter every year. The climate in this season is very cold, there are often Arctic storms, and the waves are very rough. Even the battle-hardened fishermen will still feel very uncomfortable under such turbulence. You can't sleep on a fishing boat because the waves are too big for people to lie down normally. Located between kamchatka peninsula and Alaska, the Bering Sea is one of the richest places in the world for sea crabs.