Octopuses Are Highly Intelligent. Should They Be Farmed for

A Spanish company is aiming to factory farm octopuses for their meat, contending that it would help conserve the creatures in the wild. But critics argue that caging these highly sensitive mollusks, whose intelligence science is still revealing, would be cruel and inhumane.

Related Keywords

United Kingdom , Chatham , Medway , Australia , South Africa , Madrid , Spain , New Zealand , Germany , Tanzania , Japan , Portugal , South Korea , Okinawa , Berlin , Nicaragua , Australian , British , Spanish , Tanzanian , Louise Allcock , Nueva Pescanova , Victor Hugo , Jennifer Jacquet , Nikolaus Rajewsky , Daniel Oesterwind , Warwick Sauer , Modesta Medard , Doubleday , York University , University Of Galway , Berlin Institute For Medical Systems Biology , Agriculture Organization , National Aquarium , Marine Stewardship Council , Ricardo Rubio Europa , European Union , Cephalopod International Advisory Council , Okinawa Institute Of Science , Us National Institutes Of Health , Rhodes University , Carlos Castro Europa , London School Of Economics , Netflix , Institute Of Baltic Sea Fisheries In Rostock , Zealand National Aquarium , Octopuses Are Highly , Should They Be Farmed , Gran Canaria , World Cup , Octopus Teacher , Okinawa Institute , Animal Welfare , Monterey Bay Aquarium , Berlin Institute , Medical Systems Biology , Carlos Castro , Europa Press , Animal Welfare Act , Sustainable Fisheries , Baltic Sea Fisheries , Cephalopod International Advisory , Western Australia , Marine Stewardship , Jonathan Birch , London School , New York , Ricardo Rubio ,