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Ever wonder how one catches an octopus? Here's the answer - the octopus pot. Fishermen lower these terracotta pots to the sea...
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Ever wonder how one catches an octopus? Here's the answer - the octopus pot. Fishermen lower these terracotta pots to the sea bottom where octopus looking for a safe home enter the pots. The pots are then pulled from the water, the octopus jumps from the pot and gets bonked on the head. Sneaky but delicious.