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I think you have to work on that pitch a little. Eats its own shit?
by jacobush 9y ago
I think you have to work on that pitch a little. Eats its own shit?
- kazagistar 9y agoWhatever, Tilapia is tasty and ecological.
- jacobush 9y agoYes, I like Tilapia too. But the pitch may need tuning nevertheless. :)
- Tharkun 9y agoDo you eat rabbit? Rabbits eat their own shit.
- jessaustin 9y agoI've lived on farms with dogs, cats, pigs, goats, horses, chickens, etc. The only farm animals I haven't seen eat their own shit are cattle, but frankly it wouldn't shock me to make that discovery someday.
- thatsabrill 9y agoyou've got to be shittin me. I suppose you assume the animals were in distress from captivity.
- jessaustin 9y agoCertainly not. I've lived on farms most of my life, and I have no moral objections to farm animals, their lot in life, or their occasional coprophagy impulse. It really isn't that weird to eat shit. Has anyone alive really not seen a dog do it? Did you really create a new account to make that comment? What's the motivation there?
- pvaldes 9y agoBecause they need to recyclate some specific kind of valuable vitamin created by bacteria from rabbit stomach, I think, so they need to pass two times by the gut the same material. In any case what rabbits ruminate does not apply to Tilapia, is a different kind of animal. If Tilapia arent feeded, they will eat algae and smaller Tilapia. Small tilapia fry can survive eating microbes and algae that grow in organic residues for a while, but this is a different question. Giving cattle the minimum to just survive is not the same as farming cattle.