the only reasons the Octopus isn’t the dominant species in the ocean is because they have a 2 year life span and are solitary by nature. Despite their intelligence they have no culture and never pass any of their learned behaviors on.
To me the intelligence issue really is a false argument. Cows, pigs, hell even fish and chicken all have reasonably high levels of intelligence and many millions of neurons.
People should eat what they like. I personally eat only a little meat (small amounts of chicken, turkey, and fish) once or twice a week… because that is what I find good for me. But others who like more and more varied meats should enjoy it.
David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault over 5 years ago
No single part is all that smart.
jagedlo over 5 years ago
Why sometimes it’s best not to bring Sunny with you for dinner!
RetFor over 5 years ago
It wasn’t smart enough to avoid becoming dinner…
Nachikethass over 5 years ago
It’s dead. It’s no longer intelligent. It’s cooked. It’s food!
well-i-never over 5 years ago
Pork chop on a stick – leave the octopus.
rpmurray over 5 years ago
This puts me in the mood for some fried vegetarian.
yangeldf over 5 years ago
the only reasons the Octopus isn’t the dominant species in the ocean is because they have a 2 year life span and are solitary by nature. Despite their intelligence they have no culture and never pass any of their learned behaviors on.
Pipe Tobacco Premium Member over 5 years ago
To me the intelligence issue really is a false argument. Cows, pigs, hell even fish and chicken all have reasonably high levels of intelligence and many millions of neurons.
People should eat what they like. I personally eat only a little meat (small amounts of chicken, turkey, and fish) once or twice a week… because that is what I find good for me. But others who like more and more varied meats should enjoy it.