Yes, they’re driving their car through a clay dirt field with wavy rows.

That’s a fair point, but it’s a duck.

It’s a White Pekin duck, a very common breed in poultry farming.

The shorter neck is the giveaway, and the best way to tell between a goose and a duck. Geese have necks about 50% longer.

I use a metal wire basket from two toaster-ovens-ago.

These are called desire paths.

Totally. But what if we left it where we found it?

I get the economics of the situation (capitalism, etc) , I’m just saying…if there is salt already safely and naturally found underground or on a salt flat, why not leave it there and use this byproduct salt that we don’t know what to do with?

Is the ratio of salt produced as a byproduct of desalination of ocean water out of whack compared to the amount used in battery production?