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In the Guangxi province of China, fisherman use trained cormorants to help them catch fish from the Li river. A noose tied around the birds’ necks to stop them swallowing any fish they may catch. Extraordinary clip from the BBC’s Wild China series. Visit for all the latest animal news and wildlife videos and watch more high quality videos on the BBC Earth YouTube channel

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The fœ

The bird are food. Flamingo own habitat.

Robby Martin

Believe me, these birds are treated family. They are loved, revered. I bet you couldn't buy one from them.

Jakers M

This is less “fishing with birds” and more “how to interrupt the circle of life and profit from it”

Roger Manipon

Very good catching fish using this kind of birds,.

shadow row

I want a trained cormorant. Where can i get?

Matthew Lee

"fish seeking missiles"

Earth Citizen

Wait a min, these birds can both fly and swim?!

pritam gaikwad

This is very big idea

Munther Eisa

Seems there are many people ready to be prisoned, fed and took care of, for having their nature habits controlled by their prisoner! 🤦🏻‍♂️

Sougata Roy Chowdhury

What cruelty is this .Where is PETA? it's a sheer violation of Animal Rights .

Thabo M

"They are slaves". Typical Western hypocrisy, forgetting, for example, that horses and oxen have been used as draught animals.

J H

I came here from an episode of Good Mythical Morning. Specifically season 1 episode 4 titled “Chinese Hornets for Breakfast.”

J H

I came here from an episode of Good Mythical Morning. Specifically season 1 episode “Eating Chinese Hornets for Breakfast.”

Ty Thor

Wish polar bear are this easy to tame for hunting and fishing as well

In the West, fisherman used the cormorant to dive underwater to catch fish for them

Siva Varma

ark in real life

Khoa Mai Anh

I once in a while return for the fish seeking missles :D, love them 😉

Lewis Evans

I swear to god everything Asian is good at Math

Sam Russo

They are totally slaves. Except for the fact they receive better food, nutrition, shelter, and social interaction than all other birds. Also, they are not doomed to die a slow death which is common for 90 percent of animals

jamie foyers

They had this on Ray Mears the other week. Fascinating how the birds and the humans have this relationship with each other and work together to get the fish. Trust the Beeb to call the birds "slaves!". Might have known!.

Deborah Harris

The Li.

まつぼっくり家族

It is a traditional fishing method that is also handed down in Japan.

BLACKMOLLY 98

i hunt this bird in RDR2 for Platinum trophy n some animals interest me to know the real life comparisons.

mad respect Rockstar games.

govind s

YEET!!!!

sungit 2g

slavery

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what lazy boys

Trent Riley

The fish like "Ey what you doin leave me alone"

Baleshwar Jha

Hii I am sandhya .