In changing oceans, cephalopods are booming

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Humans have changed the world’s oceans in ways that have been devastating to many marine species. But, according to new evidence, it appears that the change has so far been good for cephalopods, the group including octopuses, cuttlefish, and squid. The study shows that cephalopods’ numbers have increased significantly over the last six decades.
(via WSJ Blogs)

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