“Mother Nature would have spread those fish out, so that some would have left on the early end, some in the middle and some at the end, like a stock portfolio that you spread across a wide range of investments,” Katz says. “The natural system had a far broader range of timing of fish leaving freshwater.”
“Mother Nature would have spread those fish out, so that some would have left on the early end, some in the middle and some at the end, like a stock portfolio that you spread across a wide range of investments,” Katz says. “The natural system had a far broader range of timing of fish leaving freshwater.”
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