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Scanning A 165-Million-Year-Old Octopus Fossil Revealed Surprising Features in Proteroctopus
One of the most surprising findings was that Proteroctopus had two rows of suckers on its arms. Previously, scientists ...
"What is this thing doing right here?" – Washington hikers come across a giant octopus casually swimming just off the trail
Moehller reveals he was hiking Clark's Point, a coastal hike in a wooded peninsula in Bellingham when he came across the ...
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Washington Hikers Amazed After Finding Giant Octopus Near Local Trail
This group of friends wasn't expecting an encounter with one of the world's largest octopus species while enjoying a short ...
Birch Aquarium announces opening date for ‘Hall of Fishes’ replacement
The Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with extended seasonal hours beginning on May 23. Advanced reservations are required and can be made on ...
60 years later: More than 100,000 tires from failed reef plan are coming out in Washington state
A plan to create artificial reefs in Puget Sound using automotive tires was created by Washington's Department of Natural Resources.
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Family’s Pet Octopus Lays 50 Eggs — And Wreaks Havoc on Their Home
Most kids beg their parents for a puppy or a kitten, but for nine-year-old Cal Clifford from Edmond, Oklahoma, only one pet ...
The Clifford family went viral last year after revealing they'd bought a pet octopus
The Clifford family shared a sad update about the family octopus Terrance, after the adopted sea creature for their nine-year ...
Lewis Pullman Joins Sally Field in ‘Remarkably Bright Creatures’ Adaptation (Exclusive)
Colm Meaney, Joan Chen and Sofia Black D’Elia have also joined the call sheet of Netflix's feature take on the best-selling ...
Family bought pet octopus for nine-year-old son that went on to destroy their home
Nine-year-old Cal Clifford from Edmond, Oklahoma got Terrance the octopus on his ninth birthday, but the family got a ...
Electric blue octopuses use potent venom to get females to mate — and not eat them
Now, researchers studying the octopuses have learned that not only do male blue-lined octopuses use their venom against enemies, but also against members of their own species — cannibalistic females.