Two Rare Rainbow-Colored Octopuses Spotted Off The Coast Of The Philippines
Nature has a way of taking our breath away with the amazing creatures we encounter.
Octopuses are known for being able to blend into their surroundings by changing color and texture. While most are masters of disguise, two rare octopuses the color of a rainbow were spotted off the coast of the Philippines.
Two blanket octopuses were captured on video gliding through the water. The webbing between their arms trailed behind them in a whimsical way, all the while the octopus continued to change color.

Squid Haven HD Relaxation Video
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Run, Octopus, Run!
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Does the Octopus Have a Soul?
They’re slippery, clever, and adaptable, and a fascinating new book showcases evidence that these eight-legged terrors of the deep may even be able to think and feel.

Legging it! Octopus clambers out of a rock pool and WALKS across dry land in stunning close-up footage
- An octopus caught the tide inland to seek refuge in a beach rock pool
- But when the tide went back out, it emerged from the shelter in search of food
- Lawrence Scheele captured the rare instance at Manly Beach, Sydney, Australia

IRUX25: Wish for a clear head? This #octopus has one! The unusual looking yet beautiful octopus with a see-through head was captured on film in the waters of Anilo, the Philippines. It’s believed that the octopus is in larval stage, during which the animal usually appears in transparent.

The Giant Pacific Octopus (Enteroctopus Dofleini); Dallas World Aquarium 04.01.2019:

Octlantis is a just-discovered underwater city engineered by octopuses
Gloomy octopuses—also known as common Sydney octopuses, or octopus tetricus—have long had a reputation for being loners. Marine biologists once thought they inhabited the subtropical waters off eastern Australia and northern New Zealand in solitude, meeting only to mate, once a year. But now there’s proof these cephalopods sometimes hang out in small cities.

Cephalopod Atlas: Stunning, Sensual Illustrations from the World’s First Encyclopedia of Octopus and Squid Wonders from the Ocean Depths
Ravishing otherworldly wonders of the cosmos beneath the surface, from the first expedition to prove that life exists in the depths.

First MRI mapping of a squid’s brain reveals surprising complexity
"This the first time modern technology has been used to explore the brain of this amazing animal."

The world wants to eat more Octopus. Is farming them ethical?
Both highly intelligent and a culinary delicacy, the animals are at the centre of a controversy that pits the conservation of wild octopuses against the ethics of mass-breeding them.