Octopus

Researchers at San Francisco State University have developed advanced three-dimensional maps of octopus arms, revealing their complex nervous systems. Led by Robyn Crook, the team used innovative imaging techniques to understand how octopus arms can function almost independently from the brain. These discoveries highlight the unique neuronal organi...

The footage shows the octopus slowly moving across the table using its tentacles until it reaches the edge of the table

Bruna Fava, the mother of the cute foodie, dropped a montage, wherein she can be seen gorging on Japanese Wagyu steak, caviar, yoghurt parfait, etc.

This discovery is a big step forward in our understanding of the hidden ecosystems in the deep ocean.

Scientists investigating how Antarctica's ice sheets retreated in the deep past have turned to an innovative approach: studying the genes of octopuses that live in its chilly waters.

Capturing footage or images of marine life entails a considerable amount of risk due to the challenging and unpredictable nature of the underwater environment.

The dish named Sannakji comprises octopus seasoned with salt and sesame oil and served while the tentacle pieces are often still twitching or squirming.

The octopus stunned a group of marine experts who underwent on a deep-sea exploratory mission.

This discovery will throw fresh light on the evolution of coleoid cephalopods, which include octopuses, squid and cuttlefish.

The video was published on July 5 and has since gained a lot of popularity. It has received more than 1.2 million views so far.

15-year-old Jesse Loffel was filming an octopus from a safe distance in Jervis Bay when the animal decided to steal the equipment.

Doctors conducted a CT scan, which revealed a super-dense mass in the man's oesophagus, also known as gullet.

This is the third known example of a brooding site where a large number of octopuses cluster together.

A deadly blue-ringed octopus was found in a restaurant meal served to a diner in China. The man narrowly avoided death by taking a picture of his meal and posting it on social media, where a science blogger pointed out the toxic animal.

A video showing a rather peculiar behaviour of the marine animal is gaining traction on social media. Shared on Reddit, the short clip showed an octopus "ballooning" up and appearing considerably larger than it is in order to defend itself.

Researchers at San Francisco State University have developed advanced three-dimensional maps of octopus arms, revealing their complex nervous systems. Led by Robyn Crook, the team used innovative imaging techniques to understand how octopus arms can function almost independently from the brain. These discoveries highlight the unique neuronal organi...

The footage shows the octopus slowly moving across the table using its tentacles until it reaches the edge of the table

Bruna Fava, the mother of the cute foodie, dropped a montage, wherein she can be seen gorging on Japanese Wagyu steak, caviar, yoghurt parfait, etc.

This discovery is a big step forward in our understanding of the hidden ecosystems in the deep ocean.

Scientists investigating how Antarctica's ice sheets retreated in the deep past have turned to an innovative approach: studying the genes of octopuses that live in its chilly waters.

Capturing footage or images of marine life entails a considerable amount of risk due to the challenging and unpredictable nature of the underwater environment.

The dish named Sannakji comprises octopus seasoned with salt and sesame oil and served while the tentacle pieces are often still twitching or squirming.

The octopus stunned a group of marine experts who underwent on a deep-sea exploratory mission.

This discovery will throw fresh light on the evolution of coleoid cephalopods, which include octopuses, squid and cuttlefish.

The video was published on July 5 and has since gained a lot of popularity. It has received more than 1.2 million views so far.

15-year-old Jesse Loffel was filming an octopus from a safe distance in Jervis Bay when the animal decided to steal the equipment.

Doctors conducted a CT scan, which revealed a super-dense mass in the man's oesophagus, also known as gullet.

This is the third known example of a brooding site where a large number of octopuses cluster together.

A deadly blue-ringed octopus was found in a restaurant meal served to a diner in China. The man narrowly avoided death by taking a picture of his meal and posting it on social media, where a science blogger pointed out the toxic animal.

A video showing a rather peculiar behaviour of the marine animal is gaining traction on social media. Shared on Reddit, the short clip showed an octopus "ballooning" up and appearing considerably larger than it is in order to defend itself.