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Em dùng google để dịch , người ta nói là nuôi bọ cạp ( Scorpion ) mà ?

All the videos on this channel is stolen videos

Yes, whoever edited the video screwed up by switching from scorpions to leaches midway, then switching back to scorpions to close up the video. Also although the title and narration refer to China, some of the footages are filmed in Vietnam.

@@dtn2490 I like the NOal farms videos, really liked the addition of audible narration, but their quality seems to be going downhill. They don't have someone fluent in English listen to their AI voiceover, and the cohesion of their story telling has really fallen. They used to be very very good at focusing on one item, and then chronologically going from beginning to end. Now they sort of throw a bunch of stuff up on the screen with no logical processing of ideas or topics. Sad to see what was a good YT channel start to degrade into nothingness.

semua dia makan, tiang meja doang yang tidak dia makan

The democratic California?? Or the people’s Republic California? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I‘m from China, dried black snakes, scorpions and leeches are ingredients (not very common but exists in some remedy formula) in traditional Chinese medicines (you may have noticed that actually 99% of traditional Chinese medicines are just herbs), not for food consumptions (how can they be?!) I have seen dried black snakes as part of the ingredients for treating bone-related ailments in traditional Chinese Medicine (not very common but exists) but I have never seen dried scorpions and dried leeches yet (exists but maybe even rarer). Traditional Chinese Medicines are popular in China, Japan, Korea and Vietnam and more and more popular in western countries in recent decades. They are proven effective to treat many diseases that may not respond well to western medicines.

Only in few species, don't try your home caught scorpion dinner, it can be few hours problem and permanent rest

Probably taste like crayfish/crawdads

they can be used to treat many diseases

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​@@NoalFarm2020 Yeah, I'm back to be your partner

that is a stoooooopid comment...insects are way cleaner to eat than beef/pork.

@@jacktran7024 Yeah, roaches and dung beetles are super clean. I am glad such a high IQ person commented.

@@jacktran7024plastic is clean too, God almighty gave us things like chicken, lamb etc to eat. I am totally with them regarding anti-venom & other benefits they can extract for medicinal use.

Why? What r they used for?