It takes about 15 bodies of tilapia dried and dyed to make this bikini (the size for a supermodel). The flesh of the fish is eaten and the skin is turned into leather, adding significant value to the farmed fish and in the end, setting a fishkini consumer back about $75. The appetite is now joined by the fashion industry as another source of demand for fish. And p.s., you'll have to suffer some advertising from this clip before getting to see the blue and red fishkini.
Kind of weird, but oddly interesting! I guess I'm not against it if the skins are coming from harvested fish that will be used for meat....I wouldn't like to see fish being raised/captured specifically to meet the demand of fishkinis though....
im down for anything with kini at the end.
At Cambridge, there is a particularly affinity for the man who wrote the treatise on natural selection. Darwin was a Cambridge scholar and studied theology at Christ College. The zoology museum has a great exhibit with fish specimens from the Voyage of the Beagle.bravo
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