Ocean brawl: Coconut octopus uses stones to battle fish in stunning first-ever footage!
In a groundbreaking discovery captured on film for the Netflix series 'Our Oceans,' a coconut octopus has been observed using ...
Octopus battling 'bomb cyclone' caught on camera by B.C. scientists researching sea life
Ocean Networks Canada says it will revisit the site to measure the impact of hurricane-force winds on marine life in B.C.
Octopus turns body part into a GUN and shoots fish with stones in remarkable ‘first ...
AN OCTOPUS has been caught engaging in eight-tentacled warfare, turning a body part into a “gun”. In groundbreaking new ...
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Octopus battles B.C.'s bomb cyclone in ocean floor video
Even with eight legs it was difficult to hang on during this week's bomb cyclone in British Columbia, with a remote camera ...
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Camera catches octopus clinging to rocks as it rides out B.C.'s bomb cyclone
One camera off Vancouver Island picked up footage of a giant Pacific octopus feeling the impacts of the storm on Wednesday.
Underwater camera captures octopus clinging to rocks during bomb cyclone
Ocean Networks Canada's camera set up in Folger Passage near Bamfield on Vancouver Island, captured a giant Pacific octopus ...
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'She turns her siphon into a gun': Watch coconut octopus firing stones at fish in world-1st ...
Octopus filmed firing stones from her siphon from inside a clam shell like a sniper in never-before-seen behavior captured ...
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Octopus battles B.C.'s bomb cyclone in ocean floor video
The giant Pacific octopus was spotted by an Ocean Networks Canada video camera on the sea floor off Vancouver Island's west coast, clinging to rocks and coral buffeted by the currents early Wednesday.
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Video shows octopus ‘hanging on for dear life’ during B.C. bomb cyclone
Video captured by researchers on Vancouver Island shows the moments when a giant Pacific octopus was clinging to the side of ...
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Octopus battles B.C.'s bomb cyclone in ocean floor video
The giant Pacific octopus was spotted by an Ocean Networks Canada video camera on the sea floor off Vancouver Island's west coast, clinging to rocks and coral buffeted by the currents early Wednesday.