I came across this amazing video on YouTube showing a species of octopus found in Northern Australia that is adapted to walk on land:
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Who could forget the second most popular blog post so far this year. Seeing an octopus walk never gets old!
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I came across this amazing video on YouTube showing a species of octopus found in Northern Australia that is adapted to walk on land:
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I came across this interesting video today from Animal Wire that shows a population of catfish caught hunting pigeons on land:
Who knew that catfish had more in common with cats than just their whiskers.
1. Excellent gratuitous sound effects!
2. I know it's not, but the video has the kind of fake-looking shots that wouldn't seem out of place in a Japanese monster film. Unless that's intentional...
If they ever learn how to crack two rocks together, we're doomed........
I understand that Roman fish farms along the seashore used to have to contend with large octopuses that would throw themselves out of the sea and scurry over to the ponds where they could eat the captive seafood.