Octopuses
Female Octopuses Throw Debris at Unwanted Mates Who Pester Them, Says Study
Researchers in Australia found that female octopuses use their arms to throw silt, algae and shells at unwanted male mates when they feel harassed.
Why the Octopus From 'My Octopus Teacher' Is the 'Einstein of Octopuses'
"My Octopus Teacher" directors speak about the movie and the unique octopus living in a kelp forest off the coast of South Africa.
Crab and Octopus Square up to One Another in Seabed Showdown
The dramatic footage sees a crab take on the deadly blue-ringed octopus—and survive.
Octopus That Changes Color While Sleeping Might Be Dreaming, Scientist Says
"If she is dreaming, this is a dramatic moment. You could almost narrate the body changes and narrate the dream," the scientist said.
Did Octopus Eggs Travel to Earth on Comets?
Some scientists really do think it's possible.
Octopus-Inspired Material Tricks Heat-Sensing Cameras
The material could make great military camouflage devices.
How do cuttlefish camouflage themselves?
These marine animals can even change the texture of their skin to make themselves look like coral.
Study Finds Growing Numbers of Octopuses, Squids
It's unclear what effect this trend may have on the health of the ocean.
Octopuses More Social Than Thought
The octopuses sometimes wrestle after they display to one another.