Lombok Island in Indonesia
3. Nyale
Nyale is assumed to be a kind of annelid worms of the family Eunicidae. Same customs of foraging worms of Eunicidae as an attractive food resource are observed other slands in Pacific Ocean. Foraging Palolo worm in Samoa, Fiji, or Vanuatu slands have been most well studied [Caspers 8 , Miller and Pen , Mondragón ], which is identified as Palola viridis or Eunice viridis. n Samoa, Palolo worm’s mass spawning is observed at spring tide from October to November. The worm cut off and release their posterior parts fulfilled with sperm or eggs. Some populations in Samoa, Vanuatu, Fiji or other slands in Pacific Ocean forage and eat the reproductive portion of the palolo worms. Because the custom of eating the eunicid worms is observed in geographically contiguous areas from Lombok island to eastern islands reaching to Samoa, it is reasonable to classify Nyale into Palola viridis. owever, it is also possible to assume that Nyale belongs to some different species. At first, the spawning and foraging period 7 of Palolo in Southern Pacific slands is from October to November, while the period of Nyale is from February to March. At second, we observed two types of Nyale, that people consumed or traded in markets. One type has green or brown skin without chaetae bristles see Picture , on the other hand, another type has red or orange skin with chaetae see Picture . . The green and brown type is same shape that former studies reported, so that it is reasonable to classify this type into Palola viridis. owever, because another type is assumed to be other species, biological survey to identify the species of Nyale is needed yet. Picture . Picture . n Lombok, a festival so called Bau Nyale is hold simultaneously with Nyale foraging between February and March. Although it is still needed to study biologically whether Nyale spawning can be observed only once between February and March or plural times in a year, The Sasak focus on the time between February and March. Nyale foraging and this festival is used for correcting their calendar mentioned later. Such practice correcting calendar by Palolo spawning was observed in other population in Pacific slands [e.g. Mondragón ].4. Nyale foraging
n , Nyale foraging started from th February at Pantai Seger. From around th February, some people started to searching Nyale, and stalls for Bau Nyale festival were preparing. owever, because most people thank Nyale would appear after several days after full moon i.e. spring tide of February and Full moon was th February in , Nyale appearance was predicted around th February. Some rumor was heard that professional fishermen had caught Nyale in offshore on dawn of th. Thousands of people crowded to Pantai Seger or other foraging spots from evening of th . The mass spawning of Nyale was observed from : o’clock on th . People chatted, looked around stalls or fell asleep for waiting, then as soon as Nyale appearance they entered shallow to catch Nyale simultaneously. They used a kind of net called Solok” to catch Nyale: some could catch about kg of Nyale, or some could not catch any. Until sunrise, people continued catching. Already on th morning, selling of Nyale started in local markets. Nyale in good condition, which contained only Nyale’s body, were sold about , DR g about Japanese Yen . The one in bad condition, which contained seaweeds or other rubbish, were sold about , DR g about Japanese Yen . People said that the one in good condition was caught by professional fishermen in offshore and the one in bad condition was caught by nonprofessionals in seashore. Because our research ended th February, we could not observe the duration of Nyale spawning. owever, people think Nyale spawning continues about one month. The idioms in Sasak language, Nyale Poto, Nylae Tanga and Nyale Punutuk, represent 8 Nyale spawning timing and duration. Nyale Poto, which means first Nyale Spawning, isParts
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