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> it also releases their spawn and can cause a even worse environmental disaster Wouldn't the spawn be released anyway? I can see how this strategy would be in
by riffraff 6y ago
> it also releases their spawn and can cause a even worse environmental disaster
Wouldn't the spawn be released anyway? I can see how this strategy would be ineffective, but how is it worse?
- the_cramer 6y agoThey are probably pointing out that there could be a better way to kill/remove/move the urchin without releasing the spawn. Although it's very hard to get them off their spot and handling them.
- ratsforhorses 6y agoWhy not combine reducing their number with supplying a "new" market for those who enjoy eating them? https://triedandsupplied.com/saucydressings/how-to-eat-sea-urchins/ https://triedandsupplied.com/saucydressings/how-to-eat-sea-u...
- mkingston 6y agoNZ has a similar problem with urchin ("Kina", in NZ) barrens. The urchins in NZ urchin barrens, as in CA, are malnourished and are subsequently difficult and unproductive to eat as they contain very little actual meat.