@susanabulhawa It gets processed into cellophane, also a plastic but a biodegradable one that predates plastic by 40 years. The usual manufacturing process does require toxic chemicals, but there was a non toxic process developed in the 80s that was more expensive and so never used commercially
@pnwsnorlax_@Chinchillazllla Quite, I would notice rubber and steel if I was eating something. It is a very stupid premise and wildly implausible. Also wales dive to over 1,000 metres so just getting squished is as likely as the acid bath.