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I always assumed it tasted like shark?
what does shark taste like?
a bit like dolphin
What does dolphin taste like?
A bit like Seaturtle
My brother works at a restaurant where the head chef mentioned that he has tried sea turtle soup. The chef said that it's a good thing that sea turtle is illegal to consume because the soup and texture of the meat was so perfect that sea turtles would be guaranteed to go extinct otherwise.
That’s why island tortoises were almost wiped out by European sailors
I know Hawksbill is deadly, and Green is sometimes deadly. Which are we talking about ?
Canned tuna fish.
Mako shark tastes like marlin or swordfish (same meaty texture too) but with a little sweetness.
Kinda like a marginal steak and a good mushroom had a baby.
Ok, now could you describe it using things that actually exist?