Re:Early Europeans Ate Seaweed for Thousands of Years
by AlecSchueler on Thursday October 19, 2023 @03:08PM
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I meant the South of the Netherlands, sorry, which doesn't have a drastically warmer climate than the North of the country.
That's very believable. Puritan protestants banned all kinds of things that produce "pleasure". How do you think westerners got so prudish about intercourse?
> but then I'd expect to see more seaweed etc in the South.
Warmer waters carry less oxygen(I think that's the gist of it), so less seaweed grows.
Just think about a perfect beach, with clear blue waters and seeing all the way down to the sand on the seafloor... you know it's somewhere very warm and there's no seaweed.