Corgilicioussterlingarcher
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Damn you colonization
Mar 7, 2016 8:56 PM
Corgilicioussterlingarcher
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Damn you colonization
OfficialMurica
TIL 25 mm to 100 mm is 64 times larger.
azgr
MOAR
MakeMineExtraCrispy
And, I thought I had a hard time looking at and eating food the way it looks now... Pretty sure I would have died of starvation...
WaterLaunchedFireFly
If we domesticate giraffes... Would we be able to make its neck shorter...?
woozle
the "wild" foods:
majesticmorningwood
That "9" though
ACslater88
Science!
switters810
Sourcing the repost in the title. Bold strategy, cotton.
Corgilicioussterlingarcher
Just doin what i am learning in college referring to the source
Duros62
Whatever happened to breadfruit? Why was that such a thing back in the day but now not so much?
LatentBlonde
Called durian. Look for it in Asian markets. Smells awful.
Duros62
Ew, that's what that is?
Corgilicioussterlingarcher
It is still there today and I basically grows in tropical regions.... I guess
Duros62
Why aren't they in markets? Never seen one. People died for them!
Corgilicioussterlingarcher
They taste kinda bad and only sell in specialty stores.
dcjones
Ban All GMO Foods! Wait, what? Hold on there...
Pullout69
In terms of legislation (and goddamn consistency) GMO doesn't refer to selectively bread crops.
dcjones
I know, selectively bred crops aren't considered GMO, but really, they are. Just slowly, and more naturally instead of chemically forced.
Pullout69
In literal terms yes. But "GMO" crops involve horizontal gene transfer, i.e transfer from organisms not compatible
HeyGuysImVegan
Thank you for saying this. So many people act like they are one in the same.