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- A proposed commercial octopus farm is sparking outrage among experts and animal rights campaigners.
- The farm would slaughter roughly one million octopuses each year by submerging them in icy water.
- "It would be very cruel and should not be allowed," Dr. Peter Tse told the BBC.
A proposed commercial octopus farm in Spain has sparked outrage after a leaked plan suggested that the operator intends to kill up to one million of the animals a year by submerging them, alive, in freezing water.