As of rfishbase 3.0, the package handles returning diet data differently than in previous versions. As currently implemented,
rfishbase returns two different unjoined diet tables, one with the actual diet items and their percent contribution in the diet, and another that
has the metadata for the diet record. This unfortunately is a difficult format to work with and easily extract out species of interest. Additionally, in previous
versions you could specify species names or numbers and only return those of interest, the only function options in the current version
are specifying a server. As such, if the function is run, it will return all diet data on the site, requiring users to subset out
those of interest for them. We have implemented in this function a way to join the tables for use as well as filter based on life history stage (if necessary).