O vídeo, que circula entre usuários vietnamitas no X, mostra moradores de regiões montanhosas usando um spray combinado com isqueiro para criar uma pequena labareda de fogo real, direcionada a um oco de árvore, forçando a saída do chamado “tôm bay” (literalmente “camarão voador”) — apelido popular dado a um tipo de gafanhoto/esperança (muồm muỗm) por seu corpo alongado e muitas patas, que lembram um camarão. O inseto é considerado uma iguaria rara em várias regiões montanhosas do Vietnã, com preço que pode chegar a rivalizar com o da lagosta. Segundo moradores locais, o inseto se alimenta principalmente de orvalho da montanha e folhas novas, o que o torna raro e disputado — capturá-lo vivo e sem se machucar exige destreza, já que ele voa e pula rapidamente ao sentir o calor da fumaça e do fogo. Improviso com spray e isqueiro pra conseguir o jantar mais caro do dia. 🔥🦐 #FlyingShrimp #Vietnam #Curiosities #Food #ViralVideo
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