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Farm-raised sturgeon are cultivated in controlled environments, often leading to more consistent quality and availability of products like caviar. In contrast, wild sturgeon are caught in natural habitats, resulting in variations in flavor and texture influenced by their diet and environment. Additionally, wild sturgeon populations are often subject to overfishing and habitat loss, making farm-raised options more sustainable. However, some connoisseurs argue that wild sturgeon offer a superior taste and quality.

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