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New Species of Tiny Blue Octopus Discovered in the Galápagos
For the latest example of nature at its most adorable, look no further than the little blue octopus—small enough to fit in the palm of your hand—just described in the journal Zootaxa, along with photo...

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Strange new species of blue octopus discovered by scientists 5,900 feet underwater: "It's beautiful"
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See the adorably tiny octopus discovered off the Galápagos Islands
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Tiny Blue Octopus 'the Size of a Golf Ball' Discovered Near the Galápagos Islands
A tiny bright-blue octopus discovered about 6,000 feet beneath the ocean's surface near the Galápagos Islands is officially a brand-new species.

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The size of a golf ball: Tiny blue octopus discovered nearly 6,000 feet deep in Galápagos
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Tiny blue deep-sea octopus discovered near Galapagos confirmed as new species
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Scientists discover 4 new species of octopus. Here’s what we know about the creatures

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A mother octopus broods her eggs near a small outcrop of rock unofficially called El Dorado Hill. When a female octopus broods (which can be a timespan of multiple years), she does not ...
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New species of octopus discovered in a deep-sea canyon

A new species of flapjack octopus, with massive eyes and blood-red tentacles, has been discovered from a deep-sea canyon off the coast of Australia. The new species has been named Opisthoteuthis carnarvonensis, or the Carnarvon flapjack octopus, for the ...
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Yes, This Rare Species is Actually See-Through

Deep-sea creatures often look more like science fiction monsters than marine animals. The glass octopus is one such animal. The Schmidt Ocean Institute captured this footage of the incredibly rare transparent octopus in 2021. No other footage has surfaced ...
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