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Certainly the article might not be credible, but can you cite the relevant text from the article, so that the rest of us can quickly verify your claim? I'm not
by deathanatos 4y ago
Certainly the article might not be credible, but can you cite the relevant text from the article, so that the rest of us can quickly verify your claim? I'm not seeing where in the article this is stated.
- pvaldes 4y agowhales, dolphins and seals are also excluded. > "biomass from marine mammals – mainly whales – is not included" They discuss specifically about megafauna and large terrestrial mammals in most paragraphs and figures.
- astroalex 4y agoIn the specific section that I took this statistic from, whales seem to be included: https://ourworldindata.org/mammals#wild-mammals-make-up-only-a-few-percent-of-the-world-s-mammals https://ourworldindata.org/mammals#wild-mammals-make-up-only...