In Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, a group of marine biologists turned to Hawaiian restaurant menus to see if and how menus can reflect local ecological populations. The takeaway: "menu content does seem to provide a rough estimate of the local abundance of edible fish species." [Science 2.0] [Photo: nemuneko.jc/Flickr]
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