Sex in the animal kingdom is often bizarre, but octopuses take it to a whole new level.
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Animal Sex: How Octopuses Do It
“Often considered the smartest invertebrates (animals without backbones) on the planet, octopuses can use tools, unscrew jar lids and tightly control their body color to match their surroundings.”
Death by Octopus Is a Grisly Dietary Hazard for Dolphins
“A dolphin washed up dead on a beach in Western Australia. By matching its markings to a photographic database, scientists established that the male Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin was a member of an extensively-studied population, and that it had in fact been observed and photographed since 2007.”
‘Dancing Octopus’ Wins Top Honors in Underwater Photo Contest
“The winning entries have been announced in the annual Underwater Photographer of the Year competition. This year’s contest drew from 4,500 entries submitted from photographers in 67 countries.”
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Written by: Alex Parkin and Sophie Bakoledis
