💨 Abstract
In Galicia, Spain, the octopus industry faces challenges due to declining wild populations despite high demand. The town of O Carballino, known as Spain's octopus capital, sources octopuses from Mauritania and Morocco after local stocks depleted. Climate change and overfishing contribute to the decline. Some companies are exploring aquaculture as a solution, but animal welfare concerns and environmental issues persist. Bans on octopus farming are being considered in the U.S.,
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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