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Italian Scientists Bet on Octopus to Fight Crab Invasion

When fully grown, the octopuses that survive could eat up to four blue crabs per day in the Mediterranean Sea

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Only a few days old octopus and an adult female have been released into the sea on Monday in front of the northern Italian seaside resort of Cesenatico in the Adriatic Sea. They are intended to help reduce the spread of the blue crab. The invasive species has strained the ecological balance in the sea and has caused significant economic damage to the fisheries in recent years. A total of 150,000 young octopus are to be used against the blue crab…

·Vienna, Austria
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Kraken have been liberated into the sea in front of the northern Italian Cesenatico in the Adriatic Sea. They are said to contain blue crabs.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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CESENATICO. Only a few days old octopus and an adult female were exposed on Monday in the sea in front of the northern Italian seaside resort Cesenatico in the Adriatic Sea.

·Linz, Austria
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nachrichten.at broke the news in Linz, Austria on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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