California Bans Octopus Farming
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octopus farmingLos Angeles Times
•California is poised to ban octopus farming
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Bill would make it illegal to farm octopuses in state waters or on land, as well as to import them.
Proponents say the eight -limbed creatures are self-aware and highly intelligent.
The bill now sits on Gov. Gavin Newsom's desk, awaiting his signature — or his veto.
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