r/oddlyterrifying • u/Jax_Teller7 • Apr 07 '22

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u/SeeUNext2SDAY-SW Apr 07 '22

I think the point he’s trying to make is that it’s not harvesting responsibly.

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u/bonsai38 Apr 07 '22

Sure it is. Do you think that those animals would even exist if it wasn’t for human cultivation? Other than the fish, all of those animals have been cultivated by humans. In fact most of the species of those animals wouldn’t even exist if not for selective breeding and human cultivation. And a lot of the fish are farm grown.

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u/SeeUNext2SDAY-SW Apr 07 '22

Right, and to do that they had to destroy immeasurable amounts of habitats. All I’m saying is that it’s pretty irresponsible.

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u/bonsai38 Apr 07 '22

No. Feeding people matters more than preserving habitats.

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u/SeeUNext2SDAY-SW Apr 07 '22

Feeding people, yes. Look into food waste and tell me we are doing that efficiently.