Ramalan Gurita Paul - Octopus in Germany who had carved out fame because "the correctly predicted" the results of the country's game in the World Cup must be released, said a group of animal lovers, last week.
Ramalan Gurita "Paul (the name of the squid) had predicted Germany will beat Argentina. For that, Paul was also able to celebrate, and not just football fans, Germany ... PETA is now asking the authorities to release him," PETA said in a statement, as quoted from the AFP.
The organization called for the release of a football forecaster from the sea - which is currently located at the Sea Life in Oberhausen, Germany west - into a national park in the waters off the coast of southern France, where fishing is prohibited.
"Paul was trapped in a narrow aquarium ... We think Paul will be fine in the sea," said marine biologist Tanja Breining from PETA.
"Octopus is among invertebrates smart. They are able to process complex thoughts, has short-and long-term memory, using equipment, learning through observation, has a different personality and is very sensitive to pain," the organization said.
Two plastic boxes, one with a German flag and a flag of their rivals, descended into the pool Essex, each containing a piece of delicious food. Paul opened the box that first declared the winner predicted by these gurit.
In previous matches, eight-legged forecaster correctly "predicted" Germany will beat Ghana and Australia in their matches in Group D. And to prove that the animal was not only interested in the German flag, the octopus was also correctly predicted the defeat of Serbia.
Although the octopus was born in England, he also slyly and correctly "predicted" wins Germany 4-1 in two games in 16 big teams on Sunday
Ramalan Gurita "Paul (the name of the squid) had predicted Germany will beat Argentina. For that, Paul was also able to celebrate, and not just football fans, Germany ... PETA is now asking the authorities to release him," PETA said in a statement, as quoted from the AFP.
The organization called for the release of a football forecaster from the sea - which is currently located at the Sea Life in Oberhausen, Germany west - into a national park in the waters off the coast of southern France, where fishing is prohibited.
"Paul was trapped in a narrow aquarium ... We think Paul will be fine in the sea," said marine biologist Tanja Breining from PETA.
"Octopus is among invertebrates smart. They are able to process complex thoughts, has short-and long-term memory, using equipment, learning through observation, has a different personality and is very sensitive to pain," the organization said.
Two plastic boxes, one with a German flag and a flag of their rivals, descended into the pool Essex, each containing a piece of delicious food. Paul opened the box that first declared the winner predicted by these gurit.
In previous matches, eight-legged forecaster correctly "predicted" Germany will beat Ghana and Australia in their matches in Group D. And to prove that the animal was not only interested in the German flag, the octopus was also correctly predicted the defeat of Serbia.
Although the octopus was born in England, he also slyly and correctly "predicted" wins Germany 4-1 in two games in 16 big teams on Sunday
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