Reality survival show 'Laws of the Jungle' has released an official apology for breaking the law.
Cast members of reality survival show 'Laws of the Jungle' collected and ate endangered clams on their June 29 episode while shooting in Thailand. This fact has been a hot topic among netizens in community forums, and the show has officially apologize for the mistake, stating:
"We acknowledge that we didn't adhere to guidelines and deeply apologize. We will be more careful in the future."
People who eat the clam can be fined 760,000 KRW (~ $647) and imprisoned for up to 5 years. What do you think?
An unacceptable lapse in judgment.
If you hunt or fish, you know there are strict regulations for what you can and cannot take from the wild. It's the first thing you check. A professional filming crew for a popular TV show from a major Korean network is expected to do their homework on such basic and publicly available knowledge.
The reason this didn't happen is negligence of the production staff and because of that negligence, protection efforts of an endangered species were compromised.
A big check from Law of the Jungle should accompany that apology.
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