Earning a living – Clip

A father and son in Cambodia earn their living by hunting non-venomous water snakes, which are a common food source. They must be cautious to avoid venomous cobras. The family involves their children in the business, preparing them to take over in the future. Snakes are sold at a large market, with a week's hunting earning about 4000 Cambodian real, less than a pound.

What are the father and son primarily hunting for in the water?

• Crocodiles

• Fish

• Snakes

• Turtles

Why is it important for the family to distinguish between water snakes and cobras?

• To sell them at a higher price

• To prevent life-threatening situations

• To ensure they catch enough snakes

• To avoid catching the wrong type of fish

What is the significance of children playing with snakes in the family?

• It is a form of entertainment

• It prepares them for the family business

• It helps them overcome fear

• It is a cultural tradition

Where are the snakes sold after being caught?

• Neighboring countries

• Local markets

• Online platforms

• The world's largest snake market

How much do the father and son earn from a week's worth of snake hunting?

• 6000 Cambodian real

• 3000 Cambodian real

• 4000 Cambodian real

• 5000 Cambodian real