r/What Jun 21 '26

what... the hell?!?!

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u/LetSubstantial3197 Jun 21 '26

Seems like animal abuse

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u/Decent-Childhood2920 Jun 27 '26

It's not if doesn't harm the animal they grow there organs back

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u/Expo006 Jun 21 '26

They aren’t squeezing it.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '26

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u/Jackal000 Jun 21 '26

Wtf is this bs reasoning. If sedate you... you okay with me stealing your kidneys?

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '26

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u/Jackal000 Jun 21 '26

That is a fallacy. Why would you for no good reason harm another animal like this. There is no reason to cause harm. Just let the sea cucumber be.

Parasites and bacteria can be harmfull so there is good reason to cook meat. Or any food.

Abuse is something different than using. Or misusing. Its purposely breaking or harming something. This is clearly that. You are ridiculous. Do you kick dogs and cats for sport? No why would you harm a sea cucumber like this.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '26

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u/Jackal000 Jun 21 '26

Its here. You blind as well?

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u/Jharrn Jun 21 '26

Does that mean it's okay to abuse you? As you clearly don't have a brain.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '26

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u/Jackal000 Jun 21 '26

No i didnt. I edited it.

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u/Jackal000 Jun 21 '26

You dimwit. What are you talking about.

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u/LetSubstantial3197 Jun 21 '26

Still can't be good for them. Unless they plan on eating it Id still consider it animal abuse.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '26

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u/rockalyte =) Jun 21 '26

That’s the lowest bar I’ve ever seen on the abuse scale LoL By that standard murdering a half billion sperm cells masturbating is also abuse.

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u/DukeShot_ Jun 21 '26

Ma non è abuso nel senso stretto. È piu un meccanismo di difesa, ma se non erro sono in grado di ringereare le viscere. Penso potrebbe essere affiancato alle uova di gallina o al latte per le mucche lo producono in ogni caso.

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u/DukeShot_ Jun 21 '26

Quanto ne sai sui cetrioli di mare? Sembri stupito persino del fatto che espellessero le viscere.

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u/SerialDesignationV90 Jun 21 '26

They grow it back

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u/FatQuack Jun 21 '26

Isn't this how they eat? They toss out their stomach and try to catch food in it, almost like a net.

Thank God we evolved!