Yeosu fisherman rescues cat trapped in fishing trap amidst rising tide... questions how it entered
A fisherman in Yeosu rescued a cat trapped inside a fishing trap while returning from diving work, raising questions about how the animal entered the trap.
According to media reports, fisherman A, who has worked at sea in Yeosu, stated on his SNS on the 28th that he rescued a cat trapped inside a fishing trap while returning after finishing breath-hold diving work. He explained that the tide was coming in at the time, and the cat could have been submerged in water if not for the rescue.
A stated that the fishing trap was not placed on the ground but was leaning against a stone embankment, and there were several stone crabs inside. He expressed doubt as to whether it was possible that the cat entered the trap on the slippery slope on its own to eat the stone crabs.
A said that although he has worked at sea in Yeosu for over 30 years, he has never seen a cat eating stone crabs. While some comments on the post mentioned the possibility that a person might have put the cat in, the circumstances of how the cat entered the trap have not been confirmed.
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