Should it be considered cannibalism if an octopus eats takoyaki? Or maybe its the kind not filled with octopus?

She is so pretty. The art itself is, too.

Ein64Hours said:

Should it be considered cannibalism if an octopus eats takoyaki? Or maybe its the kind not filled with octopus?

You have to understand that cannibalism fly's out the window when talking about two distinct species of animal of the same genus eating each other, humans eat other great apes,not all the time but it happens but that wouldn't count as cannibalism

As amusing as the idea of tagging bad_anatomy is, her arm is alright.

The sleeve is pushed back and gives the appearance of double elbows.

Rocko1345 said:

You have to understand that cannibalism fly's out the window when talking about two distinct species of animal of the same genus eating each other, humans eat other great apes,not all the time but it happens but that wouldn't count as cannibalism

Not that often. We eat PRIMATES relatively often, but its usually monkeys and then only as an emergency famine food. Gorillas, orangutans, chimps, and bonobos just aren't common enough to be a food source more than very rarely (and are intelligent enough that it being cannibalism would in fact be an open question)