Coastal waters in Devon and Cornwall last year experienced a spectacular rise in common octopus numbers, delighting local fishers and marine enthusiasts. The rare surge reflects a shifting marine ecosystem, where these intelligent creatures are reclaiming their historic territory, bringing an unexpected boost to local biodiversity and ocean life.
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Populación del pulpo común explota en costas suroestes del Reino Unido

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Las aguas de Devon y Cornualles han vivido un auge espectacular de pulpos el año pasado, deleitando a pescadores y naturalistas por igual. Este fenómeno raro pero no único refleja un ecosistema marino vibrante donde estos inteligentes animales recuperan territorio histórico, aportando una maravillosa vitalidad a la biodiversidad de las costas británicas.

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