Pity this fish.

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DevinTan

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Today I went to a food festival event and I saw some fish one of them was a very huge marble goby the sad thing is it was going to be food.
This is the biggest marble goby i have ever seen.
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I would save it but I don't have a big pond and it is not anywhere near my house and I'm on vacation.

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Well the way I see it, this is just life, we eat pigs and cows (unless your a vegetarian) but if you want to save it go ahead, I know I couldn't eat something if I kept it for ages though, it's owner obviously has no heart


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I agree but it is difficult to find one in this size.

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Circle of life. Fish get that big from eating smaller fish and someday, a bigger fish will eat it. I'm just glad to live where the wildlife doesn't eat people...but some people live where the wildlife does...
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in some cultures its viewed as the most noble sendoff and respectful towards the animal to cook and eat it!! nothing to do with having a heart or not!! what about people who breed their own pigs for their own plate?? were all omnivores so its in our natural life cycle to eat meat so why not meat we have raised ourselves as was done for hundred of years??
i'd love to see him saved also but if he becomes a meal then at least he wasn't born and raised to die at the amusement of its keeper, at least someone got another use for him:thumbsup:

cue up all the haters:ROFL:
 
in some cultures its viewed as the most noble sendoff and respectful towards the animal to cook and eat it!! nothing to do with having a heart or not!! what about people who breed their own pigs for their own plate?? were all omnivores so its in our natural life cycle to eat meat so why not meat we have raised ourselves as was done for hundred of years??
i'd love to see him saved also but if he becomes a meal then at least he wasn't born and raised to die at the amusement of its keeper, at least someone got another use for him:thumbsup:

cue up all the haters:ROFL:

Agreed. The fish may be food for a poor family who has to hunt their food everyday. Just depends on how you see it. I go to the grocery store and get my meat, but if I lived in some country where that wasn't possible I would go hunt and kill whatever is needed to feed the family. It's all perspective.
 
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