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The hunt for crabs in Brazilian
Once people in the world or earn their livelihood.
While you yesterday in their offices papers shifted from place to place and klatsat the keyboard,
39-year-old Jose Benedito crawling along the muddy slush in the mangroves - there,
where in the Amazon state of Para is mixed with the waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
The work can not be called Jose dream job - every day from morning to evening, he preys on crabs.
All day, Jose does not issue from the mouth of thick homemade cigarette, which helps him to get rid of mosquitoes.
The season is long over and fulfill the daily norm harder.
At the end of today's catch is packed and taken out on the road - now it has to sell. One day Jose is about 150 crabs in order to sell them for $ 11 per hundred.
via source
While you yesterday in their offices papers shifted from place to place and klatsat the keyboard,
39-year-old Jose Benedito crawling along the muddy slush in the mangroves - there,
where in the Amazon state of Para is mixed with the waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
The work can not be called Jose dream job - every day from morning to evening, he preys on crabs.
All day, Jose does not issue from the mouth of thick homemade cigarette, which helps him to get rid of mosquitoes.
The season is long over and fulfill the daily norm harder.
At the end of today's catch is packed and taken out on the road - now it has to sell. One day Jose is about 150 crabs in order to sell them for $ 11 per hundred.
via source
