How Japanese Fishing Octopus Using Pots and Processing Thousands Octopus Per Hour in Factory

In Japan (and other regions), an ancient variant of pots is used to catch octopuses. Fishermen leave Octopus pots on the sea bed for days. In time, Octopuses enter these pots out of curiosity or for shelter, no bait is required. When the fishermen bring the pots back to the surface, the octopus do not try to escape, they stay put in their pot.
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[@richarda.valdes1197]

Best caught by hand and cleaned at home. Once you learn to cook them they make so many fine dishes.😊

[@blessedbeauty2293]

- 2:49 omgosh some of them are massive octopus 🐙 👏🏽. Thanks Noel Farm 🚜 😀

[@matacabrones4317]

in Spain this fishing technique is forbidden because female octopus lay eggs in those pots ( 1:02 - that white things), and are destroyed when fishermen raise them from the bottom

[@Theoryofcatsndogs]

The octopus goes into the pot is not necessary for laying egg. Octopus always looks for place to hide from other fishes.

[@tauskhan6850]

Interesting video

[@intsccents]

I had to stop wacthing after finding out how smart and curious these creatures are ! realy we should not be eating them....

[@mamabosan3879]

God created those octopus as food for human.. use your brain

[@gabbycarter965]

Octopus are very smart creatures! And I am not trying to tell people what to eat, but there is such a thing as over fishing!

[@nikkapubess3349]

Shut up white girl, you didn't bat an eye when white folks decimated the COD fishes in Newfoundland. COD population plummeted 98% because of white folks.

[@timothymccarthy7747]

Processing is important so that fishermen can get a good price. It is good if the catch is iced in many cases. Maintaining high quality, overhead has become such a huge expense lately in modern times.

[@euariaeu8873]

they are smart and delicious.😄

[@phong19921]

Girl cows are smart creatures there are such thing as over eating but peoples still eats

[@GauravDhandhukia]

@@phong19921 they're not killed

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Proses yang sangat apik, butuh perjuangan untuk menghasilkan segala sesuatu

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[@notmyworld44]

Notice how when 1 is thrown onto a pile of them, the whole pile wiggles like rubber. That's exactly what the flesh is like - rubber! I have eaten plenty of octopus and squid in Japanese restaurants and enjoyed it. But I always wonder whether my body is really digesting any of it. All-in-all I love Japanese sea-food and wish I could enjoy it every day. I always finish a meal of Japanese food with a portion of raw Pineapple, which helps greatly with digestion. Noal Farms, your videos are EXCELLENT!

[@8arcbal]

After seeing this, it is certain that I will never eat octopus😮

[@yeagerxp]

WHY?

[@tangerinedream6215]

bro have you seen commercial agriculture and livestock farms??? this octopus hunting would be considered very ethical and sustainable fishing compared to all the other fucked up shit that is going on in the food production industry. if you're freaked out by this then don't buy anything from a grocery store at all, ever.

[@yeagerxp]

@@tangerinedream6215 YEP. a lot of people live in a rosy world. Their food is produced at the markets by food replicators. WTF . You hit the damn nail on the head

[@rileymosman2808]

At least the octopus lives a cage free life in the ocean before being captured and killed.

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One of the best farming channel 👍, Noel Farm

[@ansoriaan6641]

OMG... Thats a lot of octopus.😮

[@presenterkim]

i love this show.keep it up guys

[@gs8259]

If they were so intelligent, they wouldn't get so easily duped into a trap.

[@joeblow4639]

There are not many octopus out there and to see them catching that many? Surprised they have any left.

[@kvartiryspb]

При таких промышленных отловах осьминога 🐙 , как они успеют размножаться ? О чем думают люди !!!???

[@nubiaguerra5674]

O que me apavora é a forma que jogam os bichinhos 😱 acho muito bruto

[@yusrisaadun5497]

Octopus is so abundance in Japan..they are breedings like rat's

[@naturewatcher7596]

В природе осьминоги откладывают яйца только один раз и после этого перестают питаться и погибают к моменту вылупления потомства. Так что если отложенные яйца имеют шанс вылупиться, то никакого заметного ущерба популяции осьминогов не будет, может даже наоборот популяция будет расти благодаря большому колличеству этих горшочков, которые они используют для кладки.

[@elisajasmineluxford4951]

even though Octopus is not my favourite seafood if I visit Japan is still interesting to see them get harvested

[@joeyjamison5772]

It must smell great working in that plant.

[@AlexRaven]

Om nom nom! I love seafood.

[@majamungersdorff2782]

Are you sick??? Did you see How they treat them???

[@rileymosman2808]

​@@majamungersdorff2782 I'd argue that they live better lives than factory farmed cows, chickens and pigs.

[@joerarey8496]

"IT'S A COOKBOOK!" - sentient octopus

[@joeyjamison5772]

"To Serve Octopus".

[@richard2co]

How much can the ocean give before it dies?

[@jayadama1301]

So many octopus in our factory!

[@user-sf7kl9uh7k]

Delicious

[@yeagerxp]

Well done . Informative 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Take care of yourself, be safe, and healthy 🇨🇦

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[@pamelanadel3787]

I find their treatment of this wonderful sea creature deplorable. I understand that people all over the world enjoy this delicacy, but please pay homage to all animals that give their life for our sustenance.

[@Archangelsword]

Italiana have been doing this for centuries.

[@alphaalfonso4037]

Amazing Farming Experience! It makes Life so easy to live in!

[@AIartBonaza]

We are to smart for our own good. Soon the ocean will be empty ! Octopus is a intelligent creature not just a food item. This is sad in many ways 😢

[@MEME-nm8mh]

Thank you very much ... People gonna pay for it ... and specially some

[@pepelepew2142]

yes they smart i call one of them to fix my tv and program my internet SAD!

[@cruzhernandez8919]

Yes soon no more catch 🐙.

[@Jacob.D.]

People are taught to consume more meat than they need (I didn't say that animal protein is unnecessary) by the short sighted Capital behind those So this is the reality on this planet

[@DWilliam1]

I see a ton of comments of this being cruel but what people don’t realize that Octopi live between 1-5 years in the wild. Once they reproduce they die. The pots are a place where they lay their eggs(according to this clip) so they were already dying.

[@rdlivelove]

Same goes with the humans, they multiply and die … check your nearest cemetery on the facts..

[@DWilliam1]

@@rdlivelove Are you OK? Octopi are semelparous animals meaning they reproduce once and die very shortly thereafter. Humans can reproduce multiple times and live for decades. Huge difference. #FACTS

[@garrettgentry4417]

Do you think those thousands of eggs hatch?

[@lefoolish1989]

@@garrettgentry4417 octopi lay around 20k of eggs each, so most probably a few thousands are gonna hatch

[@aripgost9514]

@@garrettgentry4417 do some research

[@NicolasValentinScotland]

Good show , interesting

[@kevinlee3487]

Perfect in crockpot

[@sungjemimchen4997]

Felt uneasy watching tis

[@lightningspirit2166]

Looks delicious !

[@hasanatimran7388]

Amazed to see processing and harvesting 🙂🙂

[@dionsagarandi7061]

when its colour turn red, looks delicious

[@MD-gc4xq]

It’s a wonder there are any left, there doesn’t seem to be any control over what size is kept and what is returned

[@tvdinner325]

I thought the same thing. If it weren't for international restrictions, whales would be extinct. The Japanese still kill them despite the laws.

[@mitchellreed9720]

@@tvdinner325 Chinese do it too

[@Phello123]

@@tvdinner325 international law is not law, it’s just suggestions :)

[@naturewatcher7596]

After laying eggs the octopuses will die anyway. Not sure why the sizes vary so much.

[@freewill51]

they have to be over a certain weight. i think 2 kilos.

[@Man-in-the-green]

Thank god the fish don’t feel any pain! So proud of the Asians 🎉😅

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gurita itu hewan yang cerdas...

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[@flouserve]

Y así poco a poco se comerán todo lo que haya en el mar acabando con todas las especies del planeta.

[@ViralNewslatam]

Tú no comes?

[@flouserve]

@@ViralNewslatam ¿Y tu?

[@ViralNewslatam]

@@flouserve Yo si, por eso no voy de hipócrita por la vida.

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@@ViralNewslatam Antes de calificar a nadie mírate un poquito mas en el espejo.

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@@flouserve Deberías seguir tu propio consejo.

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Really Likes👍👍👍

[@azulbernal1051]

This is SO CRUEL!!!! These are intelligent creatures, and they are alive!!!!

[@gregw322]

I agree but everything that you eat is or was alive. This is sad because of their high intelligence.

[@Chavacandraw]

Cruel shmuel. In their natural habitat, they are swallowed whole and dissolve in the stomach juices of eels.

[@rob379lqz]

No, they are dead, and in my belly. 👍

[@siegfried5779]

"If they're intelligent, then they wouldn't end up in my belly" -Sun Tzu

[@jojojojojoj209]

Lol thank your God for making you born a human in this life, otherwise you'd be on the lowest scale of the food chain. Everything that you eat and consume was at one point alive, be it plant or animal. Grow the f**k up!!! Humans have been living this way for centuries.

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Nice video🎥 in 🇮🇳 india

[@daveschicken2132]

my mans fishing karambwans

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Lol

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[@israelolanipekun7814]

Nice, I love your videos and I wish to visit this farm myself someday.

[@oyen6587]

Tq

[@gabbycarter965]

This is incredibly sad! Soon there will be no octopus left to catch!

[@divinedragon17]

why sad? we eat them and we always respect to what they "animal" give us to survive for thousand year. dont be naive bro the life its not that simple

[@SmokesKwazukii]

im not sure how sustainable this fishery is. i would think japan would have some oversight and controls on their fisheries like the US does but maybe not.

[@naturewatcher7596]

In the nature they will die after laying eggs anyway (right before hatch), so why not to use them for food at this stage. If the eggs in the pots have a chance to hatch and hatchlings could find food for themselves, then no harm was made to their population.

[@cryptocorynes1253]

@@naturewatcher7596however octopus eggs do need their mothers to fan water over them to keep them alive so this technique destroys the eggs in the pots unless the eggs are at a very late stage. Which you can’t really select for.

[@naturewatcher7596]

@@cryptocorynes1253 Then evidently if fishermen will not allow those eggs hatch then they'll soon will have nothing to catch. But right now it seems that both are fine.

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COOL

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Love this channel helps me fall asleep it's so calming

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So mass killing helps you sleep 🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh boy, when you wake up, go and see a therapist

[@Edward-uz4do]

Delicious,Grilled.

[@NoalFarm2020]

Yes, it would be nice to have BBQ sauce

[@sand4597]

Just thrown about. Do they feel pain?

[@nasigorengpecelesteh1506]

Enak sekali gurita nya

[@estebanmacchiavello3863]

Paren la masacre!!!

[@barry8458]

That’s a lot of tako yaki 🙂

[@theusher2893]

I really appreciate these videos. I'm always interested to see how food is processed

[@deandredunbar9618]

can't expect poor people to have much empathy for mollusks

[@josehypolitopiva7799]

Não tem jeito o ser humano realmente e difícil uma ora esses recursos naturais vai acabar fico pensando como vai ser da onde só sai e nada e feito para repor está fadado a acabar tudo pelo dinheiro

[@90nomads]

Very sad to see such intelligent creatures tourtured like this

[@AnalogopatoM]

Как японцы ловили осьминогов.

[@1tovarich]

Жрут всё подряд

[@madhukeshnp]

Cruelty level 10000

[@zingzing8915]

Go eat your ghee then

[@GauravDhandhukia]

@@zingzing8915 Ghee is 10 times nutritious than your sea food

[@jeanstevens2305]

I wonder if the eggs they may lay in a box will hatch?

[@gangsanti1964]

หิวเลย

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Very nice 👍👍👍

[@EyesWideOpen1969]

The countries that take from the sea but never seem to put back into it...seems odd that PETA goes after hunters but refuses to go after this sort of thing. At last many hunt groups buy land and ensure that the game they take is either replaced or is very well cared for as a way to offset that taking.

[@art-ux5ff]

let me guess a virtue signaler that eats sushi and hamburgers yet playing moral superiority over us humans here, cut it out, tell me honestly what youve done to help if youre so virtuous? Have you donated to PETA or any other organizations if youre so concerned about 'putting it back'? Have you volunteered at a conservatory? adopted them or helped donated time or money? yeah I thought so

[@ichdu3689]

You are right

[@naturewatcher7596]

What happens with laid eggs in the pots - will they hatch? I do know that after laying eggs the octopuses stop eating and will die anyway, so using them for food at this stage is quite reasonable.

[@thavasuraju2164]

They need constant circulation of water to hatch mother dies egg dies

[@wiwingmargahayu6831]

wow

[@nazir5162]

Жёсткие люди, море возле Японии пустеют такими темпами

[@1tovarich]

Жрут все подряд

[@syahrulpanter6183]

Gurita terbayak saya, luar biasa penangkapan yg luar bias

[@ThucPhamNBR]

A lot of octopus 😱😵😱😮

[@wanlover477]

seems to be a lot of suffereing for the octupus spiked here and there and thrown around before death

[@paulgibson4991]

Lots of plastic bags

[@gabbycarter965]

I don't understand using large plastic bags to weigh the octopuses.

[@elainegreen5855]

What a cruel and brutal people

[@t.d2544]

어떻게 저렇게 풍족하게 잡는걸까 신기하네

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Awesome

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Sebanyak itu.. Apa tidak habis? 😆

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[@allergictoasphalt11]

Does this hurt the octopus?

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Nice post but too short.

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[@BC-kx5zb]

They don't even return the ones that have eggs. That's a fail. No wonder thier is no sustainable fishing in anywhere in the West Pacific.

[@PREMIERAGRICHUB]

Wooow

[@suresh7300]

Where did you get this videos from?

[@MrBap80]

I hope they wont find Pandora, those guys eat everything... Poor Navi..

[@jamesdiamond5725]

Because there’s more of them now than ever before

[@h-j.k.8971]

At what point in the process do they actually die?

[@modjon]

yeah how? it looks like they just die from sufecating or your hook tranfers!

[@Ramp10er]

Takoyaki...😁

[@markmasunaga8261]

Octopus is a food just like anything else . I don’t think it is cruel . Fish , eels , sharks may eat octopus. Are they cruel ? If a shark eats a seal or an Owl eats a squirrel is that cruel ? I respect if you want to be vegan but it is not cruel. Living things eat other living things as food .

[@mysticdragonwolf89]

For the comments that are absolutely horrified - this is why you don’t do it as a job. The moment you humanize an animal you eat is when you are incapable of doing something in regard to that was just another thing you ate. The people who do this sort of job sees it as only that, a job; they do the bloody dirty work so you don’t have to. And what’s amazing is that majority of food processing can be more humane than that of the natural world

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[@martitalopez1993]

Eso es muy cruel para los pobres animalitos 😭

[@user-uk4np4kx6k]

讚

[@hyunkim4246]

저렇게 많은 문어가 잡히니까 타코야끼가 팔리는 거구나.

[@wendyshoowaiching4161]

Although octopus meat are very delicious to everyone, it's absolute cruelty one can't imagine happen to them. They literally have no time to process when they are being caught, being captive and cruelly killed and process like the value of being food to human chain. I can't imagine what karma they have committed to be reborn this way. I am sure they have intelligence like human. Its absolute hell in the deep ocean meeting predators like humans. Where their souls will go after their body is destroyed.

[@naturewatcher7596]

They laid eggs before dying, so if those eggs have a chance to hatch, then no harm was made to the octopuses population (and each dead one have plenty of hatchlings for its soul to reincarnate :) ).

[@freewill51]

I wonder if a shark getting ready to eat it thinks about all of your philosophies?

[@viktormishkov5753]

this is slaughtering not farming...

[@IzukuMidorya859]

Who asked

[@gabbycarter965]

@@IzukuMidorya859 This is called the comments section for a reason. let that sink in!

[@rian1621]

haiya cmon bro you're human not a goat stop eating grass and try to eating meat is delicious

[@squizzyicetea]

Yeah. That's what happens when you kill something after you've farmed or fished it. Lol

[@carlclark4397]

How else are they supposed to farm them …. Stop crying