A twosome have been arrested for making " survival " videos for their YouTube channel in which they skinned and ate endangered and protect species .
Ah Lin Tuch and her husband Phoun Raty monetize the television that saw them eat endangeredfishing cats , king cobra , stingray and frogs , the Metro reports . Viewers of their YouTube channel Natural Life TV reported the couplet to the office after realizing that several of the species they prepare and ate on tv camera were protected .
Other videos , which have been deleted from their page , showed Ah Lin use up a large lizard , shark meat , frog , and a routine of protect birds .
The Minister of Environment in Cambodia , where the couple go , ordered a manhunt for the twosome on Wednesday .
The couple reportedly admitted that they make and ate the beast and have apologized for destroying the wildlife . They say , however , that they bought the animals from a local intellectual nourishment market place and did not actually vote out them themselves .
" We are now in the procedure of taking legal action against them while the workings group is groom a report on the topic , " say Chea Sam Arng from the Environment Ministry ’s General Department of Administration for Nature Conservation and Protection
" The creature that were cooked were mostly not on the endanger listing , but are protect . Only one species was in danger of extinction . "
The case has been criticised by several conservation radical .
The couple order that they were incognizant that the animals they skinned and ate were on the protected list , and were n’t certain which animals they were being investigated for eating .
" I grease one’s palms the wildlife at Preak Phnov and we started filming our video since December , " Ah Lin said . " Now I have already include my mistake " .
The couple has removed videos that show them fake rarer species , but have will up television guides to capturing frogs in the wild , as well as how to train them , in video recording that are still monetized .
The twosome say they have earned around $ 500 from the videos , which are now being investigated by authority .
