Unexpectedly, some people really dared to do something to internationally protected animals
Recently, a food blogger named "Tizi" posted a video of cooking sharks online.
To show the length of the shark, she lies proudly next to the shark.
Immediately after that, it begins to be divided and cooked by hand.
After cooking, she grabbed the shark's tail and began to nibble.
Horrible and uncomfortable.
After reading it, I felt nauseous and wanted to throw up.
After the video became popular, a blogger Zeng Kepu said that the 1.7-meter-long shark is actually an internationally endangered wild animal - man-eating sharks, which cannot be eaten.
Tizi flatly denies it, claiming that the shark he ate was a sharp-toothed shark that was obtained through formal channels.
Unexpectedly, this slap came too quickly.
After the police identification, the shark in the video is indeed a great white shark, a national second-level protected animal!
Immediately after, Tizi's previous video was also pulled out by netizens.
Golden salamanders, 200-pound ostriches, crocodile turtles, peacocks... Any exaggerated way to eat, in order to attract attention, there is no bottom line.
At present, Tizi's million-fan account has been banned, and the relevant investigation is still ongoing. If the circumstances are serious, she could face a sentence of more than 10 years.
When everyone knew about this, they felt that Tizi deserved it.
Now Tizi has become a street rat everyone shouts and beats
What happened to Tizi is really hard to sympathize with.
The so-called webcast should spread positive energy rather than crazy challenges to laws and regulations
For the sake of traffic, those who lose the bottom line are doomed to be counterattacked by traffic.
