The iconic ‘Dumbo’ octopus stars in the deepest-ever octopus sighting
It's the deepest confirmed sighting of any cephalopod.
It's the deepest confirmed sighting of any cephalopod.
This could help scientists uncover the origin of social behavior in all animals.
The advancement could help hide objects from heat sensors.
These hatchlings emerge fully-formed, ready to take on the world from day one.b
The amazing camo-skin was funded by the military and could one day make its way into the battlefield.
Ever wondered what an octopus city looks like?
If you thought octopuses were amazing, wait 'till you see this.
They changed surprisingly little.
Octopuses are like aliens and there are few creatures weirder than these eight legged critters. They survive freezing waters, perceive ...
The mystery of the octopus genome has finally been solved, and this will allow researchers to answer some intriguing questions: ...
Among the best thing about being a biologist is you get to name things when you discover it. Now, a ...
Biologists have long suspected that cephalopods like the squid and cuttlefish have specialized proteins embedded in their skin, very similar ...
Despite lacking a rigid skeleton, octopuses have a remarkable coordinated locomotion. Using high-speed cameras, a group at the Hebrew University ...
Octopus species that live in ice-cold Antarctic waters employ an unique strategy to transport oxygen to its tissue and survive, ...
How the tables have turned! While documenting the experiments conducted on campus, Benjamin Savard, a digital media producer at Middlebury College, ...
Photo: c4dcafe.com Roboticists and mechanical engineers hold octopuses to great respect and admiration because of their ...
After UAVs inspired by hawks, robotic stability control spun from leaping lizards, wall climbing derived from geckos or the swimming artificial ...
Off the coast of Sulawesi in Indonesia, dwells ...
Giving birth is definitely not something you see everyday, but an octopus giving birth - that's something you may never ...
Someone's thrash is another one's treasure - this old saying has an entirely different meaning for an octopus. The little ...