StroppyChops wrote: ↑Thu May 10, 2018 5:11 pm Any other grammartarians have a chuckle at the subject line of this thread? No? Just me then?

frank lee bent wrote: ↑Thu May 10, 2018 10:35 pm there was a jungle cat and a python, as well as protected bird species.
poor people have an excuse.
she does not look like she is living in poverty.

Phoun Raty, who attended the ministry-convened press conference on the matter, said he and his wife bought the meat and started producing their cooking videos in December last year. The videos were posted on YouTube last month.

“Actually, all I wanted to do was earn a living from the videos. I apologise to the public. I realise now in doing what we did, we actually contributed to destroying our wild life. I had no intention of doing this.

“Besides, the animals were already dead. Also, we only earned $500 for producing the videos and even then, we have not yet been paid,” he said.

Chan Polin, Raty’s wife, said: “I don’t even know what kind of animals or birds we used or their impact on wildlife conservation.

“I bought the wildlife at Preak Phnov and we started filming our videos since December. Now I have already admitted my mistake,” she said.

Sam Arng said the ministry was conducting probes into where the wildlife was purchased. “As of now we don’t know where the sellers sourced the wildlife from. We will continue investigations,” he said.