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Why Can't We Eat the Ocean's Most Abundant Creature?
A widely viewed explorer piece asks why humans do not harvest the ocean's most abundant creature, drawing nearly a million likes. The question points to krill and similar plentiful species, which remain largely absent from human diets despite their enormous biomass. Viewers are debating the biological, economic and ecological reasons, including harvesting costs, processing challenges and worries about disrupting marine food chains that whales and other animals depend on.
Why now: Curiosity about abundant but uneaten marine species and the ecological questions around harvesting them is driving broad online discussion.
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- Why Can't We Eat the Ocean's Most Abundant Creature? · Fauna Code · 921.6K
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