악어가 사는 호수 위에서 물고기 대신 뱀 잡아서 먹고 사는 사람들｜많이 잡혀서 닭고기 처럼 먹는다. '톤레사프' 호수 사람들｜극한직업｜#골라듄다큐

For the people living around Tonlé Sap, Southeast Asia’s largest lake, fishing doesn’t just mean catching fish—it means hunting snakes. Especially during the rainy season, locals spend three to four days at a time on narrow wooden boats, casting nets into the murky waters, hoping to catch water snakes. These snakes are a vital source of income and food, cooked in various ways—grilled, fried, or stir-fried—and are so common that locals eat them like chicken. The method is painstaking: nets are set near the flooded forest, then hauled up the next day. Often, fish get caught too, which serve as bait for the snakes. Life on the boat is tough—two people barely fit, meals are cooked onboard, and sleep is stolen in short bursts under plastic tarps. Rain can flood the boat, making even rest impossible. Despite the uncertainty and discomfort, these fishermen keep returning to the lake, because for their families, this dangerous and grueling work is survival. Program Title: Extreme Jobs – Cambodia: Water Snake Hunting and Crabbing in the Mangrove Forests Broadcast Date: October 18, 2023 #SnakeHunting #TonleSapLake #CambodiaLife #ExtremeJobs #WaterSnakes #FishingForSurvival #RainySeasonHunt #LivingOnBoats #LakeLife #PICKDOCU