According to the French Times, older friends have learned "My Uncle Hule" in the middle school Chinese textbook, in this Maupassant short story masterpiece, the Hule family is difficult to travel to the sea, gritted their teeth and enjoyed a handful of "tall" food is nothing else, it is the famous product in the Bay of Biscay, France - oysters. If you put it on the table and enjoy it, the "painting style" is usually like this, elegant and delicate, isn't it? (Refer to the exclusive compilation of the news network, please indicate the source when reprinting)
The historical stronghold of the French royalists, the province of Vendée, is known as the "Oyster Town", oysters are the signboard and business card of this agricultural/tourism province, the picture shows the Oyster Promotion Poster of vendée province, which reads "Oysters from the Province of Vendée atlantic".
Usually the Vendée oysters are not large, such as this small box, how to say that there should be more than thirty.
At an oyster farm in the Province of Vendée, a farmer named Sébastien Dubos captured a real "oyster king": a huge oyster that was 37.5 cm long, with an average shell width of 9 cm and a weight of 1.4 kg, and a large basket barely able to hold it. How big it really is: it is almost 4.5 times as long as a 5-euro note, and as for a euro coin, it looks like a soybean in front of its huge body. The picture shows the comparison between the "Oyster King" and ordinary oysters.
This elder brother is the owner of the "oyster king" - the owner of the oyster farm Du Bosi, he introduced that in fact, this farm he just bought from others, as usual, the newly bought farm to first "turn the pond" cleaning, in order to breed according to his own plan, not to be polluted, as a result, he accidentally found the "oyster king" hidden in the silt when "turning over the pond". Some aquatic experts believe that the "oyster king" is an older oyster, because it is hidden, so it has escaped oyster harvest again and again, if it is not the farm to change owners, it may continue to last so long.
The appearance of the "Oyster King" shocked the local media, and some local media proudly said that although no less than 80 tons of oysters have been produced here in recent decades, such a big guy has seen it for the first time in his life. Unfortunately, the ill-timed "Flip Pond" shattered the "Oyster King" dream of challenging the world record: the crown of the world's largest oyster belongs to a Belgian oyster with a length of 38 cm – yes, it is only half a centimeter longer than the "Oyster King" in vendée. Pictured here is the "Oyster King" and its discoverer, Marc Lechat, discovered in the Zivan Sea, Belgium, on August 28, 2015.