American family catch incredibly rare six-tentacled octopus and Killed it during Greek vacation!
- il y a 11 ans
Labros Hydras pulled the hexapus from the sea when snorkelling in Greece
He smashed it against a rock and then asked a local chef to cook it
Chef refused because it is so rare, but Labros fried it anyway
The father-of-two then realised his mistake and is attempting to raise awareness of the creatures
A US citizen told how he caught and ate an octopus on holiday - only to discover it was the second rare six-legged specimen ever found.
Mechanical engineer Labros Hydras, 49, pulled the creature - dubbed a 'hexapus' - from the sea as he went snorkelling in Greece.
He and his son followed local tradition by smashing it against a rock to kill it and then took it to a nearby taverna to cook.
He smashed it against a rock and then asked a local chef to cook it
Chef refused because it is so rare, but Labros fried it anyway
The father-of-two then realised his mistake and is attempting to raise awareness of the creatures
A US citizen told how he caught and ate an octopus on holiday - only to discover it was the second rare six-legged specimen ever found.
Mechanical engineer Labros Hydras, 49, pulled the creature - dubbed a 'hexapus' - from the sea as he went snorkelling in Greece.
He and his son followed local tradition by smashing it against a rock to kill it and then took it to a nearby taverna to cook.