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Images tagged "tray"

Staff at Miyoko's Creamery coat a cheese in ash to make their Aged Black Ash Cashew Milk cheese.
A fishmonger beheads a fresh Nile tilapia for a customer at a wet market in Thailand. A large pile of catfish fillets is in the foreground.
Live catfish are displayed for sale on metal trays at a wet market in Thailand. A vendor hoses out an empty tray in the background.
Workers pour live Nile tilapia from a metal sorting tray into plastic baskets during the harvest at an industrial fish farm in Thailand.
A fishmonger picks up a live red hybrid tilapia while talking to customers at a fish stall in a wet market in Thailand. Tilapia are widely consumed fish, and they are among the most popular species for aquaculture in Thailand.
Live catfish wriggle and squirm in a crowded metal tray while being handled by workers at a fish stall in a wet market in Thailand. With their hardy physiology, catfish can often survive for hours out of water.
Workers decapitate live catfish, then remove internal organs prior selling them in bulk for customers at a fish stall in a wet market in Thailand. The slaughter technique involves a slit to the throat followed by the head being quickly yanked from the body.
A worker scoops up several live catfish from a shallow metal tray into a net at a wet market in Thailand.
An animal control officer makes a house call within the evacuated fire zone bringing water and food for owners chickens at their property within the Caldor Fire. Due to maxed out livestock shelters, animal rescuers have to leave some animals behind.

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