Are we the last generation to taste natural oysters?

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50, 70, and sometimes as much as 80% of the oysters produced in France never see the customers’ plates… and why? The mollusks have experienced an incredible mortality rate over recent years…
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Chapters
0:00 - Introduction
02:19 - Raising oysters in the Arcachon Bay
07:11 - Origins of the contagion
10:55 - The production of triploid oysters
19:41 - Concerns about hatcheries
22:38 - Ireland, the paradise for oysters
28:02 - Raising oysters in the traditional way
31:54 - The natural oyster farmers against triploid oysters
34:58 - Oysters or triploid oysters?
37:53 - Oyster cutting and tasting class
43:23 - Reproducing tide cycles of the Mediterranean sea
45:53 - Conservation of oyster production back in Bay of Arcachon
50:21 - Credits

#oysters #sea #documentary #nature #environment #france #animals

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A mystery ailment is decimating them and damaging an entire profession… It’s a veritable massacre that began in 2008, when a new oyster made its appearance: the Triploid.
An oyster of the future that grows twice as fast as its natural fellow… However, since its introduction, the mortality rate has hit increasing highs.


Original title: What Future for the Oysters
Directed by Hervé Corbière

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コメント (14)
  • I remember oyster picking in the Puget sound when I was a kid. That was 40 years ago. But the way people in Seattle treat their environment I can see why. Most of the tall evergreen trees in the suburb where I grew up are gone too
  • @pushslice
    I’ve traveled all over the world eating oysters, and I am gonna declare*: Puget Sound varieties are simply unsurpassed on earth! Just incredible nuances/range of flavors, depending on which spot you’re in within a fairly small geography. * don’t agree? come at me bro.
  • @SloopyDog
    I don't know. I have never tasted one.
  • The oysters are fine. These are the same kinds of people that told you the at fish were all going to die, and jellyfish was all that the sea would produce. Remember that psyop? It wasn’t that long ago
  • Looks like enough room to do the 3 sisters style like growing geoduck clams and other species with oysters
  • @Delcaniner
    Sad actually and the global harzards makes it even harder to eat it... (micro plastic, disease's and etc.)
  • Hit the oysters with electric it will open up , and maybe can seed for pearl after 🦪 well electric travels threw water , static electricity or high voltage, nether well no pearl for you and break out pot to cook