Animals
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Conservationists are Delighted After Rare Octopus Sighting, However Not Everyone is Happy
'Eight arms pulling you down,' says the octopus boom in Cornwall. Conservationists believe the highest number of sightings in more than 70 years is a reason for celebration, but local fishermen are skeptical.
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