Woolly Mammoths didn’t completely die out until about 1000 years after the great pyramids of Giza were constructed, and French explorers on expedition to the North Pole in 1872 found so many well-preserved mammoth specimens that they were able to survive by cooking and eating their meat.
I worked at the seafood counter at a grocery store for a while and a few people asked me what we had for fresh frozen fish and I’d just stare blankly at them until they realized that those are mutually exclusive
To be honest there is kind of a difference. I'm not familiar with fish specifically, but with shrimp you get "individually quick frozen" or not. The IQF ones are frozen right after catching while presumably other methods are kept on ice in a pile until returned home for processing
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u/TheBathCave 28d ago
Woolly Mammoths didn’t completely die out until about 1000 years after the great pyramids of Giza were constructed, and French explorers on expedition to the North Pole in 1872 found so many well-preserved mammoth specimens that they were able to survive by cooking and eating their meat.