Ep 16: Fishing Documentary dives into the depths of America’s waters, where 25 tons of octopus — once dismissed as “sea trash” — are now worth nearly $900,000. What was once discarded has become white gold, fueling a global appetite and transforming coastal economies.
But behind the glitter of profit lies a darker truth. Every catch leaves a scar on fragile ecosystems, and every thrashing tentacle tells a story of survival against human greed. From storm-tossed decks to luxury dining tables, this is a tale of beauty, brutality, and consequence.
This Fishing Documentary exposes the price of progress beneath the waves — where fortune and extinction may share the same net. Witness the fight in a Fishing Documentary that challenges what it truly means to conquer the ocean.

00:00 INTRODUCTION - Million-dollar treasure in the middle of the ocean
01:37 ORIGIN & HISTORY – From “sea trash” to luxury icon
05:34 LIFE IN THE SEA – Blood, sweat and the boundary between life and death
13:27 ECONOMY & FISHING PORTS – When the ocean enters the “arena” of money
20:22 CULTURE & CUISINE – From the deck to the Michelin table
22:26 CONTROVERSY – Culture or ecological tragedy?
23:52 SEA CUCUMBER – SOFT GOLD AND THE BLOOD OF THE SEA

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