The Calamari Are Coming!

Fish populations all over the world are challenged but cephalopods, those canny invertebrates that include squid, nautilus, octopus and cuttlefish, are proving as adaptable as they are smart. A recent report from the United Nations estimated that over 70 percent of the worlds fish stocks are in their words either fully exploited meaning there is no room to expand the number we catch, or over-exploited, meaning we are overfishing and depleting the fish stocks. Scientists at the...

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