(Baonghean.vn) – The rock crab, also known as the stone crab, usually lives in streams in western Nghe An province. Rock crabs typically emerge from their burrows at night to forage, making this the ideal time to catch them. Rock crabs are larger than freshwater crabs, and their meat is fragrant and sweet, making them a favorite among people in the highlands for a long time.
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| The thrush usually hunts at night, so experienced hunters need to choose the right time to catch them. |
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| The path through the streams was very difficult; everyone had to remain silent as they walked so that the crabs wouldn't hear any noise and escape. |
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| At night, the crabs come out of the rock crevices to forage, so catching them isn't too difficult. |
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| With a keen eye and quick hands, you can catch them. |
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| However, they also heard some noise, so they quickly slipped into the cave. |
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| A large frog was caught. |
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| During the summer, children in the highlands often go into streams to catch mudskippers to prepare as dishes. |
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| The mudskipper has large claws that can pinch very painfully, so when caught, it must be carefully placed in a net bag. |
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| The result after one hour. |
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| The khé (a type of fish) can be prepared in many ways, such as steamed with lemongrass, grilled, or stir-fried with salt. Its meat is fragrant and sweet, making it a familiar dish for the people of the mountainous region of Nghe An province for a long time. |
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