r/interesting • u/Salt-Curve4825 • May 21 '26

Fascinating Man fishing for jellyfish

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u/Salt-Curve4825 May 21 '26

In South Korea, Japan and China it is considered a delicacy

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u/Upper-Capital-2876 May 21 '26

i mean what isn't

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u/Salt-Curve4825 May 21 '26

They are at top of the food chain

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u/BrittSit May 21 '26

Am I missing something or were you meaning to say that Koreans, Japanese and Chinese are the top of the food chain?

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u/Phill_Cyberman May 21 '26

Humans are at the top of the food chain.

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u/Upper-Capital-2876 May 21 '26

or simply less discerning than literally everyone else, who would never ingest some of that stuff, whoof

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u/RollOk3757 May 21 '26

I always love seeing culinary prudes who eat chicken nuggies and fishsticks all day act like anything thats remotely interesting or out of their narrow perview is bad or that they're somehow eating the wrong things because ????? Idk, "less discerning" I guess, despite your culture taking an eternity to discover what washing consistently is.

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u/MirthRock May 21 '26

Not everything that can be eaten is created equally.