Just moments from being eaten 🐙
The man narrowly stopped short of eating it after he posted the photo online and a science blogger pointed out the toxic animal.
The photo he shared last week showed several small octopuses served on a flat basket full of crushed ice, reported theBo Wu Za Zhi, a science blogger, saw the picture and responded a few minutes later. “We’ve seen cases where blue-ringed octopuses are, on rare occasions, accidentally mixed in with ordinary octopuses sold at markets, although the possibility of this happening is very low.”“I haven’t eaten it. It has been taken away from the table,” he wrote.
On Wednesday another Weibo user from Shenzhen, southern Guangdong Province, claimed to have bought a “blue-ringed octopus” along with octopus products at a Sam’s Club in Futian, according to Chinese portal chendu.cn.
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