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Proof that humans will eat anything that lives underwater if you call it a delicacy.

means Edible fish, shellfish, and other creatures harvested from the sea or other waters.

from A straightforward 19th-century compound of 'sea' plus 'food' — English just stuck the two words together to distinguish ocean fare from meat on land. No hidden trick here: the word is exactly as literal as it looks, which is almost disappointing given how much marketing has been built on top of it.

word scope
technically excludes nothing that swims or filters water
biggest producer
china farms more seafood than it catches
oyster logic
eaten alive, judged only on freshness
lobster history
once prisoner food, now luxury entree
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