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Yeah, they're different issues, but similar causes. I can't remember the exact cycle, but essentially fish kibble in farms is made of small fish with heavy met
by LeeroyWasHere 3y ago
Yeah, they're different issues, but similar causes.
I can't remember the exact cycle, but essentially fish kibble in farms is made of small fish with heavy metals and farm fish that are fatty retain those metals in their fats to a much higher rate then other fishes.
And it also ends up in dog food? It gets a little wild when your food chain is contaminated.
- myshpa 3y agoPesticides are cool. You're talking about bioaccumulation. Carnivorous species have a disadvantage. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioaccumulation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioaccumulation https://www.poisoningchildren.com/blog/2014/02/05/bioaccumulation-and-dead-baby-dolphins https://www.poisoningchildren.com/blog/2014/02/05/bioaccumul... "... because of the toxins dolphins accumulate in the oceans we have polluted, their uterine environment and breast milk are so toxic that it kills their first-borns. Later-born offspring have a better chance ..." "Children who breastfed were much more likely to get leukemia before the age of two when their mothers had been exposed to pesticides. And in turn, breastfeeding is one of the few measures that may provide women protection from breast cancer, possibly because the toxicants pass out of the breast fat with the milk"
- cma 3y agoA simple solution to keep using pesticides and polluting the ocean may be switch human babies to formula, switch dolphin babies to human pumped milk, solving the cancer issues and the dolphin first-born problem except for the dolphin uterine environment which could possibly be fixed with cane toads.
- lost_tourist 3y agoThere is so much wrong in this comment. I'm not sure where to begin...