The best abalone in New Zealand is flooding. Why do locals let tourists eat casually?

With the rapid development after the reform and opening up, people's living standards have been significantly improved. People don't have to wait until the Spring Festival to eat big fish and meat. It can be said that people's living standards are getting better and better now, and China people are famous for eating. It can be said that everything can be delicious, but even in the era when big fish and big meat can be eaten casually, some ingredients are still difficult for ordinary people, such as abalone.

Abalone is a famous seafood edible shellfish in China. Although there is the word fish in the name, it is not a fish, but a shellfish. Because it looks like ears, and? Haier? The title of. Abalone is so expensive because it is not easy to breed, so the market price will always be so expensive. However, there is a place in the world where abalone is rampant, which makes many foodies envious. Do you want to know where it is? The following small series will take you to have a good understanding.

This place is New Zealand, where the seashore can be said to be full of abalones, and about 10 abalones often get together, so people there can catch a lot at once. Moreover, these abalones are also famous New Zealand black-edged abalones, and the overseas prices are also very expensive. What is particularly good is that foreign tourists are allowed to catch abalone here, attracting a large number of tourists to visit here.

After that, you will find that even though there are a lot of abalones there, none of them catch a lot of abalones, but basically they catch a small amount. Why? In fact, people there often eat it. I believe that even the most delicious food will make me tired of eating it every day! The second point is that although there is no ban on abalone fishing in New Zealand, it is required that the daily catch of abalone should not exceed 10 and the size should not be less than 12.5cm, and it must be measured with a ruler before fishing.

I believe that such troublesome conditions are also the reason why people there are unwilling to catch it! If you don't abide by this treaty, you will face a certain fine. If you want to secretly sell abalone illegally, you will also face a fine of 250,000 New Zealand dollars. Such harsh terms have also created New Zealanders who believe in Buddhism. They flood the seashore with abalone and do not catch abalone. It will also protect abalone well.