Toheroa stocks began to collapse – something that still angers Māori rights activists like Paturiri Toautu. "For us Māori this kai (food) was very precious. They were an integral part of our food source," he said. "But then the pakeha realised that serious money could be made from canning the toheroa and selling it overseas. So they built canneries, and within 20 years, our precious taonga was nearly extinct." เว็บ พนัน