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BANGKOK, April 28 (TNA) – The minister of natural resources and environment has warned a YouTuber against creating a wrong mindset among viewers for catching and keeping 15 hermit crabs.

 

He said legal action was possible if the content creator caught the animals in a national park.

 

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Natural Resources and Environment Minister Varawut Silpa-archa said he must blame the YouTuber and urge the latter to return the caught hermit crabs to the wild or hand the animals to the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources as soon as possible.

 

Full Story: https://tna.mcot.net/english-news-932712

 

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Oh please.......grow up.

Yes its wrong to take a creature from its natural enviroment. But throwing around threats and being all theatrical is pathetic.

Dont try to educate, just threaten.

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Me dad ( God rest his soul ) used to keep saltwater tropical fish, that included a hermit crab, he was very proud of this particular specimen, until he came down one morning & found it munching on one of his favourite tropical fish, not a happy bunny at all ????????????

 

As an aside, it's very difficult to keep tropical saltwater fish in a tank, the PH level, the acidity and salt content have to monitored constantly, anyone who has tried or has currently has them will confirm the difficulty.

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39 minutes ago, Isaan sailor said:

How about cracking down on people who throw plastic and glass bottles into the sea?

He can tackle the you-tuber as a single person..

with millions he has no chance.

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13 hours ago, Joe Farang said:

Is it Crabs or Lobsters that walk sideways?

if it's a Thai crab it will probably walk backwards, round in circles, going nowhere!

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15 hours ago, Thailand said:

Crabs can be a problem!

Yes, I had the crabs in my Vietnam days, scratch like mad anywhere there was hair. But we are talking about a different crab, I was told that the hermit crab doesn't taste very good so why would there be a problem?

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3 hours ago, Isaan sailor said:

How about cracking down on people who throw plastic and glass bottles into the sea?

Or stopping China from dumping all their untreated <deleted> in waters near us!!!

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More fake outrage from know nothing nitwits. After all, the hermit crab population in Thailand is down to only 97 billion. God forbid someone catches a few. 

 

Just another example of a toxic, "past it's sell by date administration" doing nothing for the people, and focusing on all the wrong things. 

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I just wonder how this minister of natural resources is going to contact this hermit crab abductor? Send her a DM or something? A stake out at the beach?

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As a young lad ,I remember going to the seaside , collecting

crabs , shrimps , starfish bringing them home in a bucket ,

thinking they would survive .....only to have a stinking mess

in the bucket in a couple of days,  but later in life I did learn

how to keep saltwater fish and Invertebrates, and in fact

turned it into a business ,importing from all over the World,

and enabled me to visit many collectors .

 

regards Worgeordie 

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17 hours ago, Thailand said:

Crabs can be a problem!

Can I hand in mine to the department too? And quickly, please! They are so itchy... 

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