Hunting the world's most toxic sea snakes with nothing but bare hands
In short: In the dark of night, Yoko and Setsuko face some of the most toxic venom in the world. This video captures them using ancient fishing techniques to hunt venomous sea snakes without any protection.
The footage explores the dangerous tradition of hunting sea snakes, creatures that possess some of the most toxic venom on the planet. Using methods passed down through generations, Yoko and Setsuko navigate the darkness to catch these reptiles using only their bare hands, demonstrating a profound connection to ancient fishing practices.
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