Can covid be spread in your poop.
 

And do fish eat poop before we eat fish?

Parmy asking the real questions :clap1:

Yes to both .

The best sea fishing places are where the sewage pipes exit into the sea ( about 50 yards out ) from what I recall


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I wonder if we can catch it from the poop eating fish.

the moral of the story is don't eat uncooked fish ... or for that matter, uncooked poop

bots ... single handedly improving the health of the nation

is this how the skat man died?

No you can't catch Covid from eating a fish that ate infected poop. :idc:

How do you know that.

unless you are eating it raw, the virus (if they had it) would be killed in the cooking process

As you can see by my avi I'm having sushi for lunch.:shrug:

I just had beer battered haddock for lunch. a little naughty, but I can confirmed there were no chips included.

Ahem.

No, you still can't get Covid from eating poop-eating fish Parmy.

[Coronavirus: Sewage tests detect local
COVID-19 hotspots
Waste-water testing at more than 90 plants
in the UK is tracking COVID-19 among people with no symptoms.]
More than 90 wastewater treatment sites are now being tested across the UK.



SkyNews report

fake news

Did sky actually post a fake news story? I remember commenting on this article a couple of days ago asking how it survived in our bodies :/

i just don't see how it's relevant, unless we decide to drink sewer water all of a sudden :umm2:

it can be used to test the spread of the virus, so of course its useful

oh like that, that makes sense yes

Or eat fish.

We have all been warned about the plastic we consume whilst eating fish..:shrug:

Covid lives in poop, covid lives on plastic...



Fish eat poop and fish eat plastic..

We eat fish...

We cook fish

So where's the link gone? You won't have to worry where you live as you've all been very careful.

No its a real report


Nicky is Wrong, again.

i saw a story on it in the summer where water boards were testing for covid to see if it was present in a location. As its pretty much everywhere at the moment its not really worthwhile testing for it, but as rates come down again it will be more useful. In terms of catching any disease from food, it's obviously best to cook it, hence the health information that we have had for generations :laugh: