The horseshoe crab, a national second-level protected animal rarely seen in China, has become a delicacy priced at a cabbage price because it is so abundant in India.

We all know that there are very few horseshoe crabs in China. Even if they are caught accidentally, they will choose to release them into the sea. However, horseshoe crabs in India are a seafood that is so abundant that it has become a delicacy. Many people can’t help but encounter horseshoe crabs when traveling in India.

Feel it, but most of them sigh from a distance. After all, the animals we cherish have become delicacies in other countries.

1. As a second-level protected animal in my country, horseshoe crabs cannot be caught in China. I believe that most Chinese people are absolutely familiar with horseshoe crabs. Although this marine animal looks ugly, it is banned because of its small number. It is listed as a second-level protected animal in the country; in China, horseshoe crabs cannot be bred privately. Even if the state finds them, they will be returned to the sea to live in order to respect this second-level protected animal and fear that they will be used as food. Cooking secretly.

Even I only had the opportunity to see the appearance of the horseshoe crab in the Maritime Museum, and remembered this ugly but precious creature. However, none of us could have guessed that in India, the horseshoe crab is a local delicacy.

2. Because there are too many horseshoe crabs in India, the locals directly regard horseshoe crabs as ordinary seafood to make delicacies. In India, horseshoe crabs are not protected animals. Even because there are so many horseshoe crabs, the locals directly regard them as delicious seafood.

; Many people who travel to India never expect that the animals cherished by our country are actually local specialties. Some people even discovered from the local area that there are really many horseshoe crabs in India, so the locals directly regard them as delicacies and roast them directly.

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Many Chinese people will try to try the country's second-level protected animals when traveling in India. For me, I really don't want to try it, after all, it looks so pitiful.

Since there are so many horseshoe crabs in India, horseshoe crabs are the price of cabbage locally, and you can eat as much as you want.