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Seven strange and interesting stories about the fishing profession that no one dares to do Dear friends recently on Ly Son Island Quang Ngai province The story of three fishermen who went missing at sea on the 13th It left everyone holding their breath anxious and then bursting into tears of joy on the day of their return It is only then that one realizes that fishermen are not only one of the most dangerous and harsh professions in the world but also saw the diligence hard work and sense of loyalty and friendship of the fishermen So have you ever wondered how exactly fishermen work What are the things you must not do when at sea The stories fishermen pass down to stay safe from rough seas and then about the strange creatures in the sea There are legendary stories about sea monsters and sea deities told by fishermen which leave anyone who hears them with chills Along with that are many fascinating things unexpected job-related surprises that not everyone knows about So now let's join Kinh Loop TV to explore and discover in today's video First let's find out what a fisherman's job is Dear friends Fishing is one of the oldest and most sacred professions of humanity Connected to the sea lakes and fishing trips This is not just fishing but also harvesting and breeding Processing preserving aquatic resources and providing an important food source for society But for those in the profession it is not just a means of livelihood But also the life faith and soul of the sea And for generations fishermen have bravely stayed at sea under all circumstances They woke up in the dark drifting on big waves casting their nets in the rain and returning when the sun first appeared Their lives are tied to the wind the salt the strong smell of fresh fish and the echoing sound of the motorboat And behind it each sweat-drenched net is a trade-off with unforeseen dangers Only in a sudden storm can a single wave sweep everything away And no matter where they are from the cold eastern seas to the small coastal villages They remain symbols of perseverance courage and love for their homeland In Vietnam ships flying the national flag to sea are not only for making a living But also the living milestones in the vast sea contributing to the preservation of the country's sacred sovereignty Fishing is a hard risky and sacrificial profession But it is also a profession that embodies the most admirable beauty of perseverance patience and courage which few can accomplish In particular according to statistics from the International Labour Organization ILO and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Fishing is among the most dangerous professions in the world It is often among the top 5 occupations with the highest rates of workplace accidents and fatalities So what specific risks does this profession face Let's find out right away everyone What is the secret of the difficult and harsh life of fishermen at sea Perhaps on land peace is like that But when looking at the life of the fishermen we will see that it is a harsh journey across the vast and dangerous ocean They had to work under conditions that few could endure Strong waves fierce winds sudden storms Temperature changes continuously and sometimes is hundreds of nautical miles away from the shore several days' journey from the mainland Each trip out to sea can last from a week to several months There is no concept of day and night they only have work waves and the sound of engines that never stop During the day they cast their nets haul them in remove the fish and dry the nets At night they take turns steering the boat watching the water and reading the wind Fishermen's sleep is often just a few hours of restless slumber on the damp deck to the sound of waves crashing and the wind howling in their ears High work intensity coupled with a lack of rescue or medical equipment Forcing them to fend for themselves in every situation from repairing the ship treating wounds to dealing with someone falling overboard As for eating the fishermen live simply getting by day by day There was only a small oil stove a rice cooker some dried fish salted fish sauce rice and instant noodles on the boat Water is saved drop by drop fresh vegetables and fruits are luxuries and rare But their greatest fear was not only hunger but also natural disasters and work-related accidents The sea can become turbulent in just a few minutes A wave higher than the ship's deck an unexpected storm or just a momentary mistake in the net All can take a life In addition fishermen also face the risk of ship collisions fires explosions and loss of communication Even in some international waters that are attacked by pirates According to FAO statistics every year between 24 000 and 32 000 fishermen around the world lose their lives When working at sea the number is dozens of times higher than in many other professions In Vietnam each typhoon season dozens of fishing vessels are reported missing lost or swept away by waves In particular even the fishermen who only have their boat as a means of livelihood Sometimes all it takes is a storm to smash the boat or raft leaving everything lost For example in recent days just in one night Fishermen in Dak Lak have almost lost everything due to typhoon number 13 Cang Quyet Seeing the peaceful village now turned into ruins with shipwrecks scattered everywhere leaving everyone heartbroken So people still call this a profession one that dances with death Where courage camaraderie and the will to survive are tested every day in the vast ocean In particular fishermen always value loyalty and righteousness protecting their comrades even in the most critical moments I am impressed by the camaraderie of the three surviving fishermen after drifting at sea for 48 hours Dear friends for a long time the seafaring profession has always been fraught with many dangers such as storms tempests and unforeseen losses In Ly Son Island Quang Ngai province the story of three fishermen who disappeared at sea On the day of issue 13 everyone held their breath anxious then burst into joy on the day of return On the afternoon of November 6 when issue 13 arrived Mr De Quy Se 44 years old the uncle from Tay An Vinh village Because of a family conflict in a moment of impulsiveness he committed suicide by jumping into the sea So Mr Le Van Xanh 37 years old and Mr Phan Duy Quang 47 years old had no prior wind He hung the basket out to save you in the stormy sea But the strong current and violent waves swept all three of them out to sea disappearing into the stormy ocean Bad news spread causing the entire Ly Son Island to be filled with anxiety the authorities and dozens of fishing and cargo ships And the helicopter of the 372nd Division was also deployed for two consecutive days to search The storm has not yet subsided with waves so high that the search vessel was also sunk But no one gave up the island held its breath praying for a miracle And then on the morning of November 8 the miracle arrived The Nam Hai 39 vessel has discovered and rescued Mr Quang The first of the three victims arrived in the afternoon of the same day 50 nautical miles from Ly Son The other two Mr Xanh and Mr Xê were found in a state of exhaustion but still alive When the three people arrived at Ben Dinh Wharf hundreds of people from Ly Son came out to welcome them with joy That person choked up when seeing them thin and sunburned but their eyes still shone with a spark of faith in life Moved more than Xe who was the first to recover from the incident but no one blamed him On the other hand the people of Ly Son quietly encouraged shared and helped the family through this emotional shock Everyone feels affection and prays for them Little Ly Son but its heartfelt emotions are greater than the sea The story of three people is a miracle in real life carrying with it perseverance kindness and humanity amidst the storms It's truly a miracle isn't it guys Besides the people drifting on the sea there is also another branch of this profession among these people That is to say you have to dive directly to catch seafood which makes anyone who hears about it shudder What is the mystery behind the profession of sea divers If fishermen use boats nets or fishing rods Swimming on the water for the divers are silent warriors diving deep into the heart of the ocean They work in an environment that humans are not meant for To do this job a diver must have good physical strength cold resistance water pressure resistance and long-lasting inflatio Working in the fading light the cold water cuts through flesh and the high pressure causes ringing in the ears Otherwise they would be more cautious one of those who are closely involved in this profession That is Mr Van Tien 25 years old from Phu Quy Island Binh Thuan He has lived with the ocean floor for nearly 10 years And through each video shared viewers gain a deeper understanding of the harsh realities of this job He once said that at 16 years old he almost lost his life while diving to a depth of 24 meters The oxygen tank suddenly malfunctioned his breathing became rapid his ears rang and everything around him went dark Just in the blink of an eye between life and death he was pulled aboard by his comrades saved by a hair's breadth To do this job divers must undergo rigorous physical and mental training Each dive usually lasts from 2 to 3 hours working day and night depending on the tide Water pressure can cause decompression sickness ruptured eardrums muscle paralysis or suffocation if it rises too quickly Therefore there is always someone on the boat monitoring the signals and ready to rescue in case of an emergency It is hard and it is dangerous But in return divers can be paid between 30 to 40 million VND per month Depending on the production volume and the fishing area However many people admit No matter how much money you have you can't buy safety So when it comes to this profession anyone who witnesses it can only admire it Because they dove to the deep sea where air is scarce and darkness prevails Divers continue to work hard to make a living Facing life and death every day to bring us fresh seafood for our daily meals What do you think about this profession Don't forget to share your thoughts in the comments section below And now let's explore the strange creatures that fishermen have witnessed with their own eyes Then record it causing everyone to be shocked and terrified These strange creatures have been caught by fishermen Dear friends in sea trips the image of a full hold with shrimp and fish is already familiar to fishermen But hidden within it are countless rare and hard-to-find strange creatures The temple fish that is the strange creature appearing in the sea of Phu Quy Binh Thuan According to a fisherman's description it was nearly a meter long with a shape like a paddle but the ball on top seemed to be an eye Then like a white two-winged robe the creature floated about on the water's surface Everyone in the group was terrified when they took the scene According to the maritime people's beliefs the group gathered to burn incense offer paper money and pray for good fortune Some say this could be a rainbow trout while other fishermen say it might be an octopus It is truly unknown what kind of creature it really is An equally impressive image is that of Roman Fedosov who lives in Russia and specializes in trawling fishing It was so astonishing that anyone who saw it would think they had encountered an alien creature The gray creature looked like a onion sitting on the railing of his train Many people also claimed it was an alien Some thought it was some kind of strange fish What do you think it is it looks kind of creepy somehow It's really lucky to be able to eat like this that's a local man who caught a huge squid More frightening is the appearance of a fish known as the climbing perch It has been encountered by many fishermen from both Vietnam and abroad For example in Ninh Thuan Hue and even Ba Ria Vung Tau Many fishermen have encountered a climbing fish that has washed ashore and was discovered by the locals who quickly reported it to the authorities Like in the Philippines while fishing at sea the group of fishermen also caught a huge climbing eel nearly 2 meters long In addition in Thailand this fish has also appeared causing many people to be terrified In addition recently fishermen in Pampan India were very surprised to catch a climbing fish in their net while they were removing the fish The appearance of this fish is often associated with many legends and folk beliefs It is also known as the sea snake or the king of the reef even the fish of the end of the world Because for a long time people have believed their appearance is an omen of disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis Some scientists believe that this species is more sensitive to geological movements because it lives in deep water areas That's why this fish has caused a lot of public concern guys But even more surprisingly there was a case during fishing at sea Residents in the province of Misamis Occidental in the Philippines have encountered a giant fish covered in complex tattoos With a crown and shield letters and interwoven leaves Many people are wondering if someone might have tattooed a fish and then released it here Then the question arises: what is the significance of these images It's really hard to understand But the luckiest ones have to be these two American fishermen who went out to sea and actually struck it rich Two extremely rare white lobsters But scientists say the rate of white lobsters is only 1 in 100 million Oh my this would make the price drop by ten or even a hundred times And these were the strange creatures that the fishermen had encountered You can see that it's all very rare and hard-to-find animals which rarely appear guys And if you think any species is the most unique and impressive don't forget to leave a comment sharing your thoughts in the comments section In addition to the mysterious creatures fishermen tell each other countless chilling legends The mysterious and fascinating legends from the sea told by the fishermen Dear friends in the vast ocean where there is only waves wind and an endless sky Fishermen not only make a living but also live alongside countless strange stories and the terrifying legends passed down through many generations No one knows if they are real but those who have been to the sea all believe in them The classic tale is that of the fisherman and the sea god For centuries the Vietnamese people have believed that among the countless waves there is always a guardian spirit watching over them That is the fish of the old man also known as the South Sea Fish It refers to species such as whales dolphins or some large fish It is said that whenever storms approached some boats seemed to be swallowed up Yet suddenly a huge object emerged from the water shooting straight into the calm area When they woke up they only managed to see the huge black tail swishing away in the mist That is why almost every village has a shrine to honor the local god Both to express gratitude and to pray that he would always be there sheltering people in the depths of the sea during their voyages But the sea is not just home to one god People still believe that in the deep waters in another realm the legend of the Dragon Palace still exists Where the Dragon Kings and the Jade Maidens the true masters of the ocean Many people have said that when the storm was raging in the sky they still saw a bright streak swirling like a dragon flying over the sea And just a few minutes later the dark clouds disappeared and the sky turned clear again It is said that this was the Dragon King calming the storm The righteous are protected while the wicked are easily swept away and will never find peace Why then don't everyone meet the sea gods Because they cannot easily allow ordinary people to see them But the scariest ghost story has to be the legend of the ghost ship that Kinh Lục also mentioned in his video Ten more mysterious and incredible ships than those in the movies have been passed down by the people It is said that after every storm there are still ships that never return And then in the dead of night sometimes the people would see a wooden boat drifting aimlessly its light still on with the sound of people laughing and talking echoing But when they drew closer everything was just darkness the cold radiating from the water And there was no one on the boat at all They say it is the ghost ship the soul of the deceased sailors or pirates that still drifts aimlessly without ever finding peace And then there are nights when the sea does not hold yet people still feel themselves Or a more terrifying legend that of the mermaids Residents say that on bright moonlit nights when the sea is as calm as a mirror and the waves gently lap the shore You can hear a voice as soft as the wind clear as water rising from the middle of the ocean initially a gentle lullaby But the more you listen the more you get drawn in as if you were hypnotized Many people who go to the sea alone have climbed down stepped into the water and never returned The fisherman believed it could be a mermaid or the soul of a woman lost at sea trying to pull as many people down into the sea as possible So the fishermen also warned each other to tie their hands tightly so they wouldn't be pierced by that sound But in the vast darkness sometimes the fishermen also saw flickering lights in the storm They thought it was a lighthouse but when they got closer there was nothing there but waves and wind Yet many ships were saved by that light when they were lost at sea They call it the lamp of the departed the souls of those who once died at sea remain and guide their comrades Every year on the day of the full moon the whole village shines their lights out to sea so that the lighthouse of that soul remains lit in the middle of the ocean you know In addition to ensure safety and peace of mind while at sea fishermen also remind each other of the following extremely important taboos The taboos of the fishing professio Did you know that for generations fishing has not only been a means of survival at sea but also a world of beliefs taboos and hidden customs They are passed down from generation to generation as sacred and unbreakable traditions Because where there is worship there is divinity where there is respect there is safety Because for those at sea even a small mistake can be fatal For example a careless word or an imprudent action could jeopardize the journey in the vast ocean Fishermen believe the sea has a soul a deity that resides there The guardian is also the punisher So before each voyage they often burn incense to pray to the Mother of the Sea or the Sea God That is the fish and the whale pray for a peaceful life favorable winds and a safe return of the boat In many coastal villages in central Vietnam the ceremony to send off the boats at the start of the year is almost an obligatory ritual To prepare for a peaceful and lucky fishing year Or one of the most famous taboos that every fisherman knows by heart That is the ban on flipping fish while eating on a boat According to them flipping a fish is like flipping a boat The warning sign indicates that the ship may capsize at sea Instead of carrying the fish face up they will remove the bones from one side and flip the meat over absolutely not turning it upside down Even though it was just a simple meal the principle was strictly observed as a reminder of the lives of the entire group Then fishermen avoid saying the names of dangerous animals like tigers snakes or sharks when they are out at sea Because they believe those names will bring it to them Instead they will call it by names like Old 30 Old Tall or Old Man Some people avoid saying words like death sinking or loss But instead with lighter rolls such as going far returning to shore When they set sail they avoided carrying bananas because bananas evoked images of slipping which was not favorable In particular pregnant women or those in the postpartum period are usually not allowed to see their husbands off to sea Because people are afraid that heavy luggage will make the trip uncomfortable When the boat is in the open sea fishermen still refrain from littering or urinating into the water Because it was considered a violation of the sea god's rules no one dared to speak loudly argue or use vulgar language And if during the journey they encounter dolphins swimming alongside the group the whole group will sing joyfully Because it is considered a good omen the dolphin being the child of the sea god will guide the way and avoid the storm And here are some of the prohibitions for fishermen Every village and region has its own taboos and specific prohibitions All stems from belief which is reverence for the divine and living in harmony with nature And although these superstitions may sound superstitious they are important to the fishermen It serves as a reminder of respect for the sea The sea is not only a source of life but also a sacred world Because only those who live kindly and maintain respect are protected and rewarded by the sea With a peaceful journey and a full hold of shrimp and fish everyone Dear friends we have just explored and learned together Many strange interesting and equally terrifying stories about the life of a fisherman One of the most dangerous and harsh jobs in the world Hearing about it is enough to make you not want to do it And do any of you live near the coastal villages Don't forget to share your thoughts about this unique profession Through the video Kinh Loop TV and the team would like to express their sincere gratitude To all the fishermen I wish you all safe and smooth trips and peace and safety in the vast sea Thank you all for always being with Kinh Loop TV Now goodbye and see you again