Villagers React to Alaskan Crab Hunting for the First Time! Tribal People Try

First Time Watching Alaskan Crab Fishing - You Won't Believe Their Reactions!
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In this eye-opening video, we bring you the incredible reactions of villagers as they watch the intense and dangerous process of acquiring and processing Alaskan crabs for the very first time. Known for their remoteness and traditional lifestyle, these villagers are far removed from the high seas and the commercial fishing industry. Their reactions are a mix of awe, surprise, and even shock as they witness the grueling work that goes into bringing these prized crabs from the depths of the icy Alaskan waters to our tables.
The video begins with an introduction to the villagers, giving you a glimpse into their daily lives and their connection to the land. As the video progresses, we transition to the dramatic and risky world of Alaskan crab fishing. You'll see their eyes widen as they watch the fishermen brave harsh conditions, battling rough seas, and enduring freezing temperatures to haul in massive crabs. The sheer scale of the operation and the physical demands of the job leave them speechless.
But the journey doesn’t end there. The villagers also get a behind-the-scenes look at the meticulous process of cleaning, processing, and packaging the crabs. Their reactions to the intricate handling of the crabs, the technology involved, and the sheer volume of the catch are nothing short of fascinating.
Join us on this cultural exchange as we explore the villagers' perspectives and share in their newfound appreciation for the complexities of modern-day fishing. This video is not just about the process of crab fishing; it’s about bridging worlds and understanding the incredible effort that goes into harvesting one of the sea's most sought-after delicacies. Don't miss out on this unique experience!
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[@CommonManShow]

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[@jbell9159]

Oh my goodness! Babu! For those that didn't know, they now know all they need to know about Raeen!😂 Babu called him OUT! I love you guys!!!

[@Xgendude14]

7:23 You’re welcome :3

[@JoelAdams-j9x]

😂

[@jamesohara4295]

Some birds spend most of their live at sea; Albatrosses, petrels, the Arctic tern, puffins, jaegers, fulmars, skuas, some seagulls, murres, murrelets, and auklets…

[@WlknHope2024]

I love these guys! ❤❤❤ Babu Bhai calling Raeen a coward 😆 Uncle leave Raeen alone. Just bc he was afraid on your travels, does not mean it will stay that way. Have faith in your brother and pray for him to have courage. You must remember, you were once afraid too.

[@MrTech226]

One of my friends had worked on one of those ships near Alaska for a few seasons of Crabbing. He told me that crew on each ship catch either King Crab or Snow Crab. I asked him if it is dangerous like it was TV on Deadliest Catch? He told me, of course yes. I also ask him if he have met Sig Hanson, captain of Northwestern shown on the show. He told me yes! By the way, his name is Marcus. Normally, crab season is usually 3 months, but Marcus informed each ship can catch up to maximum load in month and a half.

[@darrylferguson3622]

The funny thing is that the video was not showing the most dangerous crab fishing, but you can still see how unsafe it is

[@Jeni10]

A box of Alaskan Crab legs weighing up to 5kg sells for USD$515. $100 per kilo.

[@mm37too]

Bob Boone threw Ryan so far under the bus then turned around with the steamroller and made him one with the road. Kudos to Ryan for taking the high road as best he can which is a lot better than a lot of people.

[@davide.s.9880]

When he talked about being snow on the ship. That was ice building up and has to be taken off or the ship will get to heavy or could flip over. I've never had Alaskan Crab .

[@toomanyaccounts]

its King Crab. Both the legs and body have meat in abundance. very tasty but a bit of work due to the shell which has barbs that while not sharp are unpleasant if you put your skin on them while cracking the shell. the price is about 35 dollars for a pound in a restaurant.

[@VeryCherryCherry]

Sometimes the pots (cages) come back empty. It definitely happens.

[@toomanyaccounts]

maybe one out of a hundred is empty when they set up for an area that the test cages showed had lots of crabs.

[@pheart2381]

I found a crab on my beach once, a live crab. Best food I have eaten in 53 years. If I hadnt eaten it the seagulls would have,so I still feel a bit sorry about it,but what a gastronomic experience!

[@CaptainXanax]

Holy cow, i just looked it up and 4.5kg of Alaskan King crab is $600-750. I had no idea. I guess the crab I eat occasionally they are fishing out of the sewer. Lol

[@toomanyaccounts]

that is overnighted. restaurants in the deep south serve them for 35-40 bucks a pound

[@phil2u48]

When I was in Alaska (from NC), I ate crab and / or salmon daily; both were affordable and delicious.

[@harrislam]

LMAO Babu straight up called Raeen a Coward LOL

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[@troyshilanski380]

You are a tailor i believe, you have skills.

[@skyrat3816]

Working on any commercial fishing vessel, no matter the size, is no doubt a hard job that is unappreciated by many and each fisherman has to meet his quotas in a season to earn a livable wage. From what I know, those who work out on rough seas are pretty much born into family lines of fishermen and the job being their main source of income in their community. They can only afford to be aware of the dangers, whether it be shifting sands in a bay or being out in the roughest seas and swells and the risks posed by their own equipment. Then having trust among their crew and able to depend on eachother. Even with rival crews and life boat volunteers when things do go wrong.

[@angelahawman4263]

🦀That might be the future of the industry, Babu. From Yorkshire UK

[@lamikahawkins9442]

Babu went savage on Raeen!🤣 And anybody that's been watching for a while knows he was right too!

[@jbell9159]

In case you didn't know....now ya know.

[@knoxiusmaximus]

Please tell them that Alaska crab fishermen earn 4,600,000 rupees over a 3 month fishing season. ($55,000 USD)

[@CommonManShow]

A single person ?

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@CommonManShow its extremely brutal work often people only last a single season. a number of workers receive crippling injuries. used to be each boat one person would die each fishing season. Nowadays it is a death each week on average usually from being crushed by the equipment or drowning in the ocean from being swept overboard or hypothermia due to the wet cold weather .

[@pribilovian4709]

Born ans raised in Alaska. That was one job my mom asked me not to do. Be a crab fisherman. I love fishing. But yeah, you could die before even leaving the dock.

[@katherinetepper-marsden38]

It's one of the most dangerous jobs in the US. They earn every penny of their money.

[@mspfinney]

@@CommonManShow- Yes. King Crab is so expensive most Americans can not afford to eat it. A meal could be 12,500 to 16,800 rupees for one meal for one person.

[@LtNoTaco]

Alaska Dutch- Hit the Docks (Sleeping bag, I.D)

[@lmtellsho6283]

This. is considered one of the most dangerous jobs in the world, so Babu is right.

[@trekkiexb5]

All I said was, "Is that the Northwestern?"

[@grugbug4313]

Solid! Top KEK! Peace be with you.

[@Trazynn]

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[@toomanyaccounts]

Different crab species have different amounts of meat and taste. King crab both the body and legs have lots of meat. The carapace has spikes while not sharp are unpleasant to apply pressure to when cracking it. So it is a lot of work to get out

[@rosshall6475]

That boat reminds me of the Scandies Rose

[@norXmal]

These red king crabs are spreading rampantly around the seabed of Norway, very invasive and if you catch one, it is illegal to rerelease it.

[@troyshilanski380]

If the crabs had smartphones?

[@troyshilanski380]

Go for it brother. See if you can get a visa to work on a boat.

[@piroskaracz3621]

I rarely eat meat and haven't touched shellfish/crab in decades. That a dangerous way to earn a living..the northern fishing ships

[@glassontherocks]

We were catching a ride on a Naval Ship when we were in huge waves during a tropical storm. I was sea sick for almost a week. It looks easy but believe me it is not.

[@chancerystone4086]

I've only just discovered React 4.0 and it seems to have GoT on it. Is it going to be on there now instead of react 2.0? Why are these things being changed without telling us? I was following this and watch all the React 2.0 videos. Could you not put a note showing your other channels or at least tell us in these videos that you are doing new channels? And why has GoT been moved to a different channel at all? What is going on?

[@deborahmackie8750]

A very high paying job, a very expensive food too.

[@dingus6317]

I would very much like to catch crabs and make a bunch of money but I know I would get terribly motion sick with all those big waves

[@canuckhq9486]

If you wonder why crab is so expensive..

[@toomanyaccounts]

snow crab is cheap. dungeness is a bit expensive. depends upon where you are and what crabs.

[@yugioht42]

What crab boat captains will do is radar the entire sea bottom for sea mounts and rock outcrops where crabs like to live and drop a few traps to test if there would be crab. If there is a lot of crab then they bait up most of their traps with pig feet or chum then start throwing down traps. They wait nearby for about 6 hours to let the crew rest and do any repairs on the boat, they will go back once that period is over and start hauling up traps. Yeah they work hard for hours on end too. Crab fishermen also now are hunting black cod as it was a backup income source when the pandemic hit now fish processors want black cod all the time. If there is no crab the crew hauls in the trap and stores it to more on.

[@dmschoice2571]

Really interesting insights, even for myself. These are king crabs, right? I hear they are a plague in some areas... After that I'd wish for a reaction to work and life on board of a research vessel. The Polarstern, maybe?

[@LilyKittyCatto]

I love babus songs 💖

[@voidmstr]

Awful

[@somenygaard]

Closer to $150-200 USD a kg and even higher sometimes.

[@CommonManShow]

Yes because he saw its price in Thailand but those were not Alaskan crabs.

[@toomanyaccounts]

not in the us such as the deep south. its about 35-40 bucks a pound at the restaurant and that is the entire crab you get to crack open. maybe you are adding overnight shipping or just live in a place where there is no good shipping.

[@somenygaard]

@@toomanyaccounts This is the price for fresh non frozen Alaskan king crab

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@somenygaard in other words overnighted by air which 99% of the king crabs are not. its like saying maine lobster is super expensive because someone airflighted a bunch of live ones to Hawaii

[@MarcoSimple1Videos]

nice 👍how about if in some videos, you show to them, some short videos of video games gameplay, to see what they think ? about some old video games, for computer, arcade, or console

[@toomanyaccounts]

they have seen video games. they don't really get it

[@andrewdowling6321]

You better serve them crab soon. Or at least traditional (or not so traditional sushi) Soon. Or take them to japan. Kubey sushi. Book it in advance.

[@toomanyaccounts]

they have had crab and sushi

[@wendypederson243]

Babu is so right....he would be crying in the first hour to go home. lol

[@yugioht42]

Alaskan king crabs tend to go through the hands of certain captains mostly through the same captains that were on the Deadliest Catch tv show. It’s a very small community that do this because of how dangerous it is to go out to sea in typhoon conditions and beyond Arctic cold. There are sunk boats that the sea has claimed with all crew lost just from a simple wave. It’s beyond dangerous out there.

[@toomanyaccounts]

It's a quotas system The number of crabs is limited and they want to prevent overfishing

[@chancerystone4086]

Horrible. I eat meat, and I know it makes me at least a partial hypocrite, but I'd have problems with eating this crab. The process looks so cruel and barbaric. Not to mention over-fishing. Not fun to watch.

[@toomanyaccounts]

they have a quota system of not only the number of boats but also how much they can catch. fyi king crabs in a number of areas are an invasive species hence you want to overfish them in those regions otherwise they will wipe out all the other life. also the idea is to get the crabs alive. if they die in the cages they are worthless and tossed out. the other way to get them is to have a diver hand collect them. but you cannot do that in those waters . they also cannot feel pain like a human does or most animals.

[@chancerystone4086]

@@toomanyaccounts I appreciate your information but it is naive at best and plain wrong at worst. You NEVER want to overfish, not even species humans denote as 'invasive'. History is littered with creatures humans considered nuisances and killed randomly and now they are endangered. Secondly, crabs feel pain, just like any other sensate creature. This has been fairly widely acknowledged in research. It is supremely arrogant, if very human, to suggest we are the only creatures to feel pain. And I'm sure the fishermen have quotas up the wazoo and back, as do most fishing industries, and they are all broken regularly by people who are either greedy or desperate for money. Like farmers, fishermen show precious little concern for the animals they live off. If they did, the oceans wouldn't ave been drastically overfished, would they?

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@chancerystone4086 Lionfish in the carib that came from aquariums are so destructive you want to wipe them out. Rabbits, cane toads cause enormous ecological devastation in Australia and New Zealand. There are more seals than people in Greenland and unless the seals are culled the seals would wipe out the fish population. there is a reason the natives there hunted the seals including clubbing the baby ones. not only were the seals an abundant source of food the bones and furs were useful. Greenpeace has caused not only enormous ecological harm but caused various indigenous populations to lose their livelihoods and teether on the brink of extinction.

[@RodrigodelaJara]

See "Crab amputates own limb"

[@robertoh.20]

where is the small kid I forgot his stupid name.

[@mm37too]

Who? RobertOH?