“The Easiest Catch Ever Clams, Squid & Crabs in Minutes!”

Beach Forager

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00:00The

02:00What's under here?

02:04Hey, it looks like a sea cucumber.

02:09His stomach seems to be full of water.

02:12Hey, is it gone?

02:14Squeeze a guy.

02:16No, what is it?

02:23This one?

02:24Oh, oh, oh, oh, I see, I see.

02:27It looks like silk.

02:28Sure enough, he's sticky, you know?

02:34He's not what everyone thinks.

02:36Same as the silk of spider soil, but better though.

02:40This spider silk needs to stick a lot.

02:42Is it that sticky?

02:51I.

02:53Ah.

02:55Wow, this thing is so annoying.

02:58You see, it takes half a day for my hand to break free.

03:01If this were to be replaced by other creatures, wouldn't it be finished?

03:04This stuff is pretty scary.

03:06I just don't know how it tastes.

03:08Ooh.

03:10There's still water in there.

03:12It's kind of amazing that this guy.

03:14Go home and study it.

03:16Here's another one.

03:17See how it looks.

03:20Hey, this is a bit small.

03:23I don't know if it will spit out that silk.

03:26Hey, he seems to have a little water in it.

03:30This skin seems a little thick.

03:33Toast.

03:38Hey, no response.

03:40I feel like if I squeeze any more, his internal organs will come out.

03:48There are scattered green quilts here.

03:51That's a lot.

03:52It's been very windy in this place these days.

03:55It's all scraped up.

03:57He is actually quite similar.

04:00But the color looks better.

04:02Emerald green.

04:05In fact, most of the sea is to pick up some shellfish.

04:10If you believe in big stuff, still take a chance.

04:18Let's see if there are any more.

04:21They were all found under stones.

04:23What about this one?

04:25This oyster shell.

04:27It's time to eat or want to eat.

04:30Here comes another piglet.

04:32Their meat is fat.

04:34And his shells are really nice.

04:37After we eat his meat,

04:39this shell.

04:41It would be great to make an ornament.

04:44Slow down, slow down.

04:48Move him.

04:52Got you.

04:53I didn't have time to go back to the sea, did I?

04:57He seems to be hurt under his mouth.

04:59There is a wound.

05:00Pretty strong.

05:05It looks okay.

05:06I think it's cute.

05:08Just looking at this mouth is a bit scary.

05:11But add this eye.

05:16The feeling that can't be said is naive and silly.

05:20And he doesn't seem to have any teeth.

05:22It's also called a shark.

05:26Wow, this seafood is so big.

05:30Come here, come here.

05:32Come over here.

05:34He can't seem to see me.

05:37Pick him up.

05:38Hey, be nice.

05:39As long as it doesn't provoke him.

05:43He's still rather cute.

05:45Covered in thorns.

05:46Ouch, this seawater vomits.

05:48The kid probably drank too much.

05:51Hey, this guy got stuck in the rock.

05:54This color is okay.

05:55But it feels like plastic to the touch.

06:02He'll be back to his original state.

06:05It just takes a long time.

06:07Hey, you can take this home as a specimen.

06:11Yeah, it's fine.

06:13Just keep laughing and can't seem to come out.

06:15He seems a little timid.

06:21He should be touching porcelain.

06:25This guy was probably going to die anyway.

06:28You think he can't get rid of normal hermit crabs.

06:32Maybe he wants to leave more worthwhile.

06:36Okay.

06:37He's a little sleepy right now.

06:40Cover him with a quilt and let him sleep well.

06:43It will be fine tomorrow.

06:45Because after all, does he have to change houses for machinery?

06:48And there seems to be a hole in his little house.

06:51He might be at the beach.

06:53Find a more suitable house for him.

06:55What is this?

06:56He looks like a spider.

06:59He looks like a spider.

07:01Oh, this is a crab.

07:04It doesn't seem to be aggressive.

07:06And he's quite small.

07:09His surface is all coral shells and stuff like that.

07:13It should be used to hide himself.

07:15This guy is designated not to be eaten.

07:19Wow, this thing is awesome.

07:22This is also a seafood.

07:26Very fat.

07:27The tentacles here seem to be retracted.

07:32His tentacles are inside.

07:34Don't look at him so fat.

07:36He's got a lot of moisture in here.

07:38And it's not edible.

07:40You will have diarrhea if you eat it.

07:42Look at this big meat.

07:47This is really fat.

07:50This will start soon.

07:52Collapse this place.

07:53Look this way.

07:55A lot of sand has been washed away.

07:57All like this.

07:59After the tide goes out,

08:01this is the kind of place where it is easy to have.

08:06In the sea.

08:08Look, there's an uncle over there.

08:10Also looking for something in this place.

08:12I don't think you know each other.

08:15This is also a swimming crab.

08:18The tide just went out today.

08:21Dear, this one also has seeds.

08:24Then this one with seeds is like picking it up for nothing.

08:29It's all this little yellow crab.

08:31It's not small.

08:33I'll put it here for him.

08:35He keeps trying to pinch me.

08:37It will dry out in a while on this beach.

08:40It's just like this.

08:42The beach is full of sea melon seeds.

08:45Let this wave come out directly.

08:48I'll flush it out with water here.

08:51How much do you see?

08:53This sea melon seed is especially delicious for making that noodle.

08:57I don't know if you've eaten it.

08:59You see.

09:01Last time I caught half a barrel nest in this place.

09:04They're all this big.

09:06This is a lot.

09:08The tide hasn't receded here yet.

09:10Why are there so many cat's eye snails by the sea?

09:17This is stranded and easy to be damaged by the sun.

09:21I don't know how many cat's eye snails are in there.

09:24I put it in the water.

09:26There's too much of it on this beach.

09:29So the seaside cat's eye snails are also the most.

09:32See this breathing hole?

09:34Straight through him with this hook.

09:36You don't even have to dig.

09:41Hey, it's already worn to him.

09:44Stuck in this place.

09:46Just dig it out for him like this.

09:49Do you see this place upside down?

09:53Because it's too fat to pull it out.

09:56When I pulled it, it was torn for him.

10:00Does not affect eating.

10:02Under this rice.

10:03Hey, they're all so big.

10:08But it's so cute.

10:11Are you willing to eat this?

10:13So small.

10:14These are all just from the seeds of that octopus.

10:18It didn't take long to form.

10:20See more fresh.

10:23He also knew that the heat might be hiding under this aquatic plant.

10:27I'll find him a raw water to put away.

10:33Leave it in this place for a while and it will be gone after blanching.

10:37It's all on this rope.

10:40The previous ones are all broken.

10:43This is edible.

10:45It's actually quite sturdy up there.

10:49Hey, it's all in my mouth.

10:51This is edible.

10:54This can still grow here.

10:57Let's see if this seafood looks like a guy.

11:01This one is completely stranded.

11:04You look softer.

11:06But this is alive.

11:09Look at this tentacle.

11:10You can see it if it moves.

11:12This seafood is much bigger than my hand.

11:17I'll take this big one with me.

11:20Usually the small seafood.

11:22I basically picked it up and put it in the water.

11:42you're not into the water.

11:59You can see it.

12:01You can see it.

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