Long working hours, extreme fatigue, and bad weather are all factors that threaten Alaskan crabbers. That’s why Alaskan crabbers are said to be one of the most dangerous professions in the world. Of course, their rewards are also very generous. Alaska crabbers, as the name suggests, are crabbers in Alaska. The crabs they catch are not ordinary crabs, but the world-famous Alaska king crabs.

King crab conquers the stomachs of all those who like it because of its delicious taste. Since some people like to eat it, there will be a market, and there will be people to catch it, and then complete the production chain. However, good food is hard to come by, and so is king crab. Alaskan king crabs live in the deep sea, and they need to be caught in the cold season. Moreover, the opening time for fishing is very short, so Alaska crab fishermen basically work continuously and have to work twenty-one hours a day.

After a few days, I can be said to be extremely tired. But this was not enough. They also had to face twelve-meter-high waves and a wet deck after being hit by the waves. Carrying more than 300 kilograms of crab pots on the swaying and slippery deck, coupled with the sequelae of extreme fatigue caused by the continuous rotation, many crab fishermen fell into the sea and were swept away by the huge waves. Devour. According to incomplete statistics, a crab fisherman dies every seven days.

Because it is extremely dangerous, their pay is quite high. Each fisherman can get between 20,000 and 100,000 US dollars after each catch. Therefore, under the temptation of such heavy sums of money, there are still many people who embark on this dangerous path without hesitation.