Scientists Release 150,000 Octopuses in Adriatic Sea to Curb Invasive Blue Crabs

Researchers from the University of Bologna have released approximately 150,000 juvenile octopuses along the Italian coast of the Adriatic Sea as part of a biological control experiment targeting the dangerous invasive blue crab.

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Veliki eksperiment u Jadranu: ‘Pustili smo ih 150 tisuća, moraju zaustaviti opasnog grabežljivca‘

Hobotnicama protiv plavog raka, moto je znanstvenika Oliviera Mordentija i Antonija Casalinija. Ta dvojica stručnjaka sa Sveučilišta u Bologni nedavno su uz talijansku obalu Jadranskog mora ispustila oko 150.000 malih hobotnica kako bi se u sklopu pilot-projekta Octo-Blu testiralo može li ta vrsta p...

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Scientists Release 150,000 Octopuses in Adriatic Sea to Curb Invasive Blue Crabs

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Veliki eksperiment u Jadranu: ‘Pustili smo ih 150 tisuća, moraju zaustaviti opasnog grabežljivca‘

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