Wild seeing how tilapia go from ponds to giant factories like that 🐟
Never realized China produces this much tilapia, makes sense why it’s so cheap
Lowkey kinda scary seeing fish processed at that scale
I used to eat tilapia all the time, now I’m wondering where it came from 👀
That conveyor belt of fish looked endless…
Respect to the workers, that job looks exhausting
Bruh, I didn’t even know tilapia was farmed this industrially
So this is why tilapia is everywhere in U.S. grocery stores
Anyone else feel weird after seeing thousands of fish piled together? 😅
Crazy to think one country supplies so much of the world’s fish
Not gonna lie, this made me crave fried tilapia with lemon
The scale of those tanks is insane, looks like a sci-fi movie set
Imagine cleaning one of those giant ponds 🤯
I’ve heard people say tilapia isn’t the “cleanest” fish, this kinda shows why
Still, gotta admit it’s efficient… billions of fish to feed billions of people
That machine gutting and cleaning fish was oddly satisfying to watch
Do they ever raise them outdoors or is it all factory style?
Looks like an endless cycle—farm, process, ship, repeat
Honestly tilapia might be the chicken of the seafood world 🐓➡️🐟
China really turned aquaculture into a science
Wonder how sustainable this kind of farming is long-term 🌍
I tried home-raised tilapia once, tasted totally different from supermarket stuff
The sheer amount of water they use must be massive
Props to the logistics… imagine shipping this much fish worldwide every day
Kinda wild that a simple fish turned into a multi-billion dollar global business