A Chinese vlogger is facing widespread online backlash and a monetary fine after she livestreamed herself cooking and eating a great white shark
In the clip, the livestreamer, who calls herself Tizi, shows off the shark, which is about the same size as her, and then cooks and eats it.Tizi, whose surname police identified as Jin, said she bought the shark on the online shopping platform Taobao in April 2022 for 7,700 yuan .
They are a protected species under China's wildlife protection law, which has been strengthened and expanded in recent years amid nationwide reforms regarding biodiversity conservation.Tizi's behavior"violated the relevant provisions," and she was given"an administrative punishment according to the law," said the official WeChat account of the Sichuan Nanchong Market Supervision Administration.
"This is only an administrative penalty. How can we talk about animal protection?" one user wrote on Weibo, China's version of Twitter.
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