Videos filmed by divers show that choking, blinding and sacrificing limbs are all in the cephalopods’ repertoire. By Joshua Rapp Learn The conger eel was the favorite, weighing at least three times ...
PANAMA CITY BEACH — As the eel hung from the end of the hook, wrapping its body protectively around the sand perch that got it into this mess, Captain Jason Shingler of Adrenaline H20 charters snapped ...
A video showing an octopus clinging and "riding" an eel in an effort to avoid being eaten was shared on Reddit where it went viral. Reddit user u/freudian_nipps posted the video, which appears to have ...
When you think of the aquatic animals that typify the Pacific Northwest, you think of orcas, salmon, and harbor seals. They're our unofficial mascots. And rightfully so! Orcas project mystical ...
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Eel Steals My Meal! Octopus Catch and Cook in Hawai‘i
While catching octopus in Hawai‘i, an unexpected visitor showed up — an eel that tried to steal my meal! Here’s how the catch ...
Wrapping our tentacles of our minds around the surreal notion that we occupy the same planet as cephalopods, those sucker-laden, ink-blasting, oh-so-smart, super-soggy superstars of the not-so-deep?
Susan Scott witnessed an octopus change into three forms in five seconds. Other octopus skin cells are reflective. Arranged in stacks of plates, the resulting colors are iridescent greens, blues, ...
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