#Optimal

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The posts ive seen about "I really hope the bad kids dont hurt the rat grinders :(" is giving the same energy as the hangman to fabian going "we should be nice to her cause if we just keep being nice to her then she'll stop being so mean!!"

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"Mutated Lobster Dilemma. What to do when you catch a very rare marine organism?" - The problematics of an unusual issue

So i was watching my nature documentaries recently. And I have this thought.

I'm a fisherman, i catch an organism that, for chances to find it, it's only 1 in 2 mln (1/2000000). What is the most effective thing to do? Let it go or keep it for science or sell to the ZOO?

What is the most optimal option?

1) make pictures

I would say it depends on how special the organism is. If it's either a mutation of a well known, let's say, lobster, then there's a dilema between two options: should i keep it alive as long as possible or take pics and let it go?

If it's a very rare animal that generally you know is rare. Then idk. Idk what's the dilema. Choice is simple, you take it to the sciencists. But how much time will it take for them to find ur location. Or for you to transport it into the right place? Will u be able to keep the animal alive? If it was taken from the depths of the ocean it would look waaaay different in the shallow water like and aquarium in the ship. Will u be able to find scientists in your country, if you're from Africa?

That's a lot of dilema

If you have no option, or you're not aware of the option to take it to the sciencists, then it goes back to the mutated lobster dilema. Should I let it go and take pics or take it and risk it's death? Is there any manual for it?

Maybe a dead animal is also important for science

But how decomposed will it be when it finally arrives into the right place and right hands?

U see my problem

Also selling it to the zoo

No idea how that works. But if I work as a fisherman then I'm prob poor af. I would love to make money from selling that species just right at this moment and I'm not ever a fisherman. I would even if I'm not a poor fisherman.

But u see me, where do I sell it

If i ever get a chance of seeing and catching that species I want to make sure make the best personal profit out of it. But also make it in an agreement with science and enriching the world's knowledge.

Marine science freaks of tumblr, help. What do I do?

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Did u get my vibes man?

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2024 skyrim modlists are literally half a terabyte holy shit

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(Living a Life in Full with Dr Chris Stout)

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Amazon deforestation fell over 50% in 2023 and as of August 2024 it was 46% lower than this time last year.

The Brazilian government has pledged to end Amazon deforestation entirely by 2030 and their current efforts have deforestation approaching the lowest it has been in the last six years.