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That's only really true for species that we figured out how to farm. Species which we eat but don't farm we tend to eat to extinction, or near-extinction. Thin
by tetromino_ 4y ago
That's only really true for species that we figured out how to farm.
Species which we eat but don't farm we tend to eat to extinction, or near-extinction. Think of the Atlantic cod fish.
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> only really true for species that we figured out how to farm Most oysters we eat are farmed. And you need the old shells as a substrate to grow a new oyster bed.