41 Strange on Twitter: "Traditional Chinese fishermen using trained cormorants to help them catch fish (Photos: Weerapong Chaipuck, Dan Ballard, Jim Harmer, Michael Anderson)… https://t.co/Gx9xYkbyz6"

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1. Andreas Pischner‏ @AndreasPischner Feb 4
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  Training them to catch fish isn't the most lucrative method, though.pic.twitter.com/XbzdFVDwH3
  
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1. The King in Yellow‏ @Monochromation Feb 4
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  This is a practice which has evolved (in some cases independently) throughout East and Southeast Asia, and I genuinely adore it.
  
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1. Onioki‏ @Onioki Feb 4
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  Stunning photography..
  
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1. Mett Eagle‏ @_MettIgel_ Feb 4
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  #outlander
  
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1. Hamlond Soots‏ @100inthehand Feb 4
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  incredible
  
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1. Jackdaw‏ @Divergent1899 Feb 4
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  This is the coolest fucking thing ever.
  
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1. RichM‏ @RichMerriman Feb 5
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  Beautiful colors
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1. 不雅.‏ @Alharacarranga Feb 4
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  鱼。
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1. Emma Victory‏ @femtobrewster Feb 4
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  Clicked here thinking yeah, yeah, cormorants used for fishing, seen that before... Silly me.
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1. Max Johnson‏ @maxjthinks Feb 4
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  People do that here in England. But not as beautifully lit.
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1. Robert Fael‏ @RobertFael Feb 4
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  They tie a thread around the bird's neck so it can't swallow the fish, then when the fisherman has his catch, he unties it so the cormorant can feed itself.
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