US EditionAs octopuses dwindle in Spanish waters, suppliers look to imports and farming despite concerns
- Octopus populations in Galicia have become variable and scarce, according to Carlos Arcos, export manager of Frigorificos Arcos SL.
- Juan Martínez, a fisherman, stated that the industry has broken an entire ecosystem, leading to unsustainable practices.
- Angel González, a research professor, noted that octopus numbers drop due to changing oceanographic and atmospheric conditions.
- Helena Constela from Seaspiracy criticized octopus farming as cruel due to the animals' solitary nature and high intelligence.
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