Brinkley began his article this way: “You don’t have to spend much time in Vietnam before you notice something unusual. You hear no birds singing, see no squirrels scrambling up trees or rats scurrying among the garbage. No dogs out for a walk.
“In fact, you see almost no wild or domesticated animals at all. Where’d they all go? You might be surprised to know: Most have been eaten.”
In this video, you will see people catching rats in the rice field during harvest time and at the end of this video, you will also see that they carry rice sacks to sell to Vietnamese traders.
