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#oysters — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #oysters, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Prince Edward Island :flagpe: farmers fear they'll lose everything as disease kills oysters 🦪

    cbc.ca/radio/thecurrent/oyster
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    Les fermiers•ières de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard :flagpe: craignent de tout perdre pendant que les maladies tuent les huîtres 🦪

    // Article en anglais //

    #PEI #PrinceEdwardIsland #ÎleDuPrinceÉdouard #Oysters #Huîtres

  2. Today is a better Thursday than most for any USians out there, because - hear me out - while it is true that you might live in a dystopian fascist hellscape where an ageing oligarchic minority is slowly but surely reshaping your future into one of unending indentured wage slavery - which I agree is pretty bad... at least tomorrow is Juneteenth!

    There are also #UnsolicitedNoods! Today's bowl of #momofuku #noodles features lots of #broccoli, #scallions, #oysters, and #cilantro.

    #ramen #foodporn

  3. Humpday Noods!

    Today's #UnsolicitedNoods are brought to you by #Broccoli.

    'Broccoli! There's no way to make it look as pretty as other vegetables, but it's still great.'

    #Nongshim Spicy Seafood #ramen with a bunch of broccoli, #kale, #radishes, #scallions, #cilantro, #sardines, and smoked #oysters. Startin' the day off correctly.

    ... was going to say "starting the day off right" but that sounds kinda fascist these days. Sigh.

    #Noodles #foodporn #pescatarian

  4. #WeekendReading: Rivas et al., on an Early #Cretaceous volcaniclastic–carbonate ramp in southern Chile. An interesting aperture into the Cretaceous temperate #carbonates (lots of #oysters) and their interactions in #volcanoes
    I constantly find myself comparing and contrasting with these Late Cretaceous volcanic #atolls I worked on.
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

  5. Can walls of #oysters protect shores against #hurricanes? #DARPA wants to know.
    #Tyndall Airforce base will test a new way to protect shorelines from intensified waves and storm surges: a 50m array, made up of three chevron-shaped structures each weighing about 46,000lbs, can take 70% of the oomph out of waves, according to tests. But this isn’t your grandaddy’s #seawall. It’s specifically designed to be colonized by oysters, some of nature’s most effective wave-killers.
    arstechnica.com/science/2024/1