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Environment & Energy

NotMissD

(42 posts)

6. I have not been able

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Sat Jan 6, 2024, 12:08 PM

Jan 2024

To afford real crab legs for 20 years. No doubt the species was on the ropes for a long time. As long as those faux crab legs are still available, we can do our part to protect the real thing.

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Alaskan Snow Crab Fishery Closed For Second Straight Year - Marine Heatwave Wiped Out 90% Of Population [View all] hatrack Jan 2024 OP

It won't get better Old Crank Jan 2024 #1

The problem is that the warmer water speeds up their metabolism NickB79 Jan 2024 #8

The lobster population off of Maine and Cape Cod is crashing too Botany Jan 2024 #2

I enjoy the Discovery channel show-The Deadliest Catch LetMyPeopleVote Jan 2024 #3

Just perhaps this will convince those RW idiots. efhmc Jan 2024 #4

Nope - haven't you heard? hatrack Jan 2024 #5

I have not been able NotMissD Jan 2024 #6

I think they mean King Crab, not snow crab Kali Jan 2024 #7