Trash in the Ocean
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Increasing Number of Octopuses are Using Trash in the Ocean for Shelter
Modern rubbish has grown so pervasive in the water that octopuses are finding it easy to spot refuge in it than in shellfish or seaweed. A thorough analysis of aquatic multimedia content from across the globe revealed the presence of 24 cephalopod taxa in ocean pollution.
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