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The cephalopod was twisting in a mud flat before a group of people sprang to the rescue.
A team of B.C. fish farmers are being praised for their speedy rescue of a drowning eagle.
Syllipsimopodi bideni, the likely ancestor of octopuses and vampire squid, is President Joe Biden's newest namesake.
Researchers set out analyze the creative ways that octopuses use garbage in the ocean.
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As a dive master, I just couldn't stop thinking about the potentially dangerous message viewers might take away from the Oscar-winning film.
The rarely seen deep-sea creature is the star of beautiful footage from a Schmidt Ocean Institute research vessel.
That did not go as the eagle hoped.
A marine biologist amusingly narrates this clip from PBS’s “Octopus: Making Contact," wondering what the animal is dreaming about.
The Cirroteuthid octopus with billowing arms was caught on camera by researchers from the vessel E/V Nautilus.
Jamie Bisceglia told HuffPost she couldn't get the animal's beak to dislodge. "It was like a prong.”
