Does this mean it will be easier to extract venom from “smaller” creatures such as insects. Are there any venoms or fluids from insects which is repellant to insects? Like not mortal but “disgusting” for insects so they leave the premesis? Are those regarded as venoms?

I will try to spread the fantastic ideas that gives hope for the oceans and see if we have similar projects in Sweden 🙂

Very good course!

Through education at an early age. And through certifications. We should also monitor fishing boats as we do airplanes. We got countless apps monitoring airplanes live. We should alsa have this regarding boats. At least larger boats as passenger-liners and heavy industrial fishing boats. By seeing the great number of boats in action live one realizes better the dire situation we are in. At least I do when you see how many airplanes are in the air spewing out carbon dioxide in apps like FlightRadar24.

I think that “learning by playing” is important. It should be taught at an early age. In kindergarten and first grade to children so as we grasp the concepts at an early age. And for us “older” it should be integrated in what we play. For example in video games or movies. A movie depicting the problem in a thrilling way with a story or by a videogame where you try to adress the problem. Think Ocean simulator as compared to say Farm Simulator. Great course and site by the way. Heard of it through the comic book Lazarus by the way as to show how we use entertainment as means to solving?