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Sure, I agree, s/no one/most people/. The "threatened conditions" is a bit more debatable, e.g. the minke whales that are being caught today by Icelandic and N
by semi-extrinsic 10y ago
Sure, I agree, s/no one/most people/.
The "threatened conditions" is a bit more debatable, e.g. the minke whales that are being caught today by Icelandic and Norwegian whaling are of the same endangerment status as e.g. moose and wild boar - "Least Concern". Also Greenpeace et al. use quite a bit of disingenious reporting, e.g. talking about Icelandic fishing of "endangered whales" when those whales aren't actually endangered in the oceans where the Icelandic vessels fish, but literally on the other side of the earth. (I'm not particularly pro-whaling either, just food for thought.)
Octopi are even less endangered, the two large species are not on any conservation list.
- macintux 10y agoNote I said environment, not the species themselves (yet). The fact that we're dramatically changing (arguably wrecking) the ocean seems indisputable.