The Saitama Prefectural Police arrested two Vietnamese nationals in Japan as technical intern trainees after they were caught using a slingshot to capture a grey heron, which they proceeded to cook and eat.
According to the report, two Vietnamese technical intern trainees were arrested on suspicion of using a slingshot to capture a grey heron on a riverbed in Misato, Saitama Prefecture.
The two men stated that they “had fun shooting birds” and explained that they cut up and ate the grey heron they caught. In August, a neighbor called the police to report that someone was using a slingshot to shoot wild birds. The police are investigating further to see if the cases are related.
Grey herons are among the many animals protected by the Wildlife Protection Act, which also makes it illegal to capture any of the wild animals.
Japan is bringing these subhumans by the thousands
Replacement
Some people in this world are truly still living like savages in the stone age.
Nah, ching chong, vietnam, thailand they can eat everthing lol
There will be the ghost of the heron visit them even tho the heron lost fairly. Its a twisted world
O i forgot that topics like ghosting is reserved only for kodomotachi who still developing their senses
I don’t see the problem, it’s just one animal eating another. did they also try fining the heron for eating fish?
You don’t see a problem? How do you think HIV, Ebola and COVID-19 spread to humans?
Gay people acting like petri dishes and the government playing with biolabs.
what are you even going on about, Herons are great and all but they’re still just birds, there were no humans involved.
He’s talking about eating wild animals, they are more likely to carry virus and parasites than those in a control environment in a farm etc. For example that bird could have ate a fish that contain a range of parasite and now it’s living in that bird and transferred over to them which is not easily seen unlike in other animals such as fish.
Go to Wikipedia and search for “bushmeat” and “zoonosis”
Btw, there is a avian flu epidemic going on…