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'''Uncovering the Horrific Reality of Octopus Farming''' is a report published by [[Compassion in World Farming]] and [[Eurogroup for Animals]] in March 2023. The report exposes the animal welfare and environmental issues associated with the plans of Nueva Pescanova, a Spanish seafood company, to build the world’s first commercial octopus farm in the Canary Islands.
'''Uncovering the Horrific Reality of Octopus Farming''' is a report published by [[Compassion in World Farming]] and [[Eurogroup for Animals]] in March 2023. The report exposes the animal welfare and environmental issues associated with the plans of Nueva Pescanova, a Spanish seafood company, to build the world’s first commercial octopus farm in the Canary Islands.


== Summary ==
== Summary ==
The report reviews the scientific evidence on the biology and behaviour of octopuses, and argues that they are unsuitable for farming conditions. The report warns that octopuses are highly intelligent, sensitive, and solitary animals, who would suffer greatly from overcrowding, aggression, cannibalism, stress, and inhumane slaughter methods. The report also highlights the environmental impacts of octopus farming, such as the dependence on wild-caught fish for feed, the waste production, the greenhouse gas emissions, and the potential disease outbreaks.
The report reviews the scientific evidence on the biology and behaviour of octopuses and argues that they are unsuitable for farming conditions. The report warns that octopuses are highly intelligent, sensitive, and solitary animals, who would suffer greatly from overcrowding, aggression, cannibalism, stress, and inhumane slaughter methods. The report also highlights the environmental impacts of octopus farming, such as the dependence on wild-caught fish for feed, the waste production, the greenhouse gas emissions, and the potential disease outbreaks.


The report urges the Spanish authorities to reject the permission to build the octopus farm, and calls for a moratorium on any new developments of octopus farming. The report also recommends that the EU should not provide funding or support to any industrial octopus farming projects, and that consumers should avoid eating octopus products.
The report urges the Spanish authorities to reject the permission to build the octopus farm, and calls for a moratorium on any new developments of octopus farming. The report also recommends that the EU should not provide funding or support to any industrial octopus farming projects, and that consumers should avoid eating octopus products.
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== See also ==
== See also ==


* [[:Category:Reports about farm animals]]
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== External links ==
== External links ==


* [https://www.ciwf.org/media/7453342/octopus-factory-farming-report-english.pdf Uncovering the Horrific Reality of Octopus Farming] Full report
* [https://www.ciwf.org/media/7453342/octopus-factory-farming-report-english.pdf Uncovering the Horrific Reality of Octopus Farming] Full report
 
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