Rare footage of the glass octopus (Vitreledonella richardi), its translucent appearance helps it hide from predators.
Video credit: Schmidt Ocean Institute
Further reading: https://www.livescience.com/rare-glass-octopus-sighting.html
Rare footage of the glass octopus (Vitreledonella richardi), its translucent appearance helps it hide from predators. Video credit: Schmidt Ocean Institute 17 comments
@wonderofscience, fascinating and amazingly intelligent animals, one can only wonder how far they could have gone, if they were not in an evolutionary loop with a life too short to develop their potential. @Catweazle @wonderofscience @CoolBlenderKitten @wonderofscience, thats right, but it's because of the inherent stupidity of our species which difference us from animals. Not the same. @Catweazle @wonderofscience @CoolBlenderKitten @wonderofscience, It is not intelligence that has led to the destruction of our environment, but our technology in combination with our stupidity and greed. Had the caption been, "CGI test for upcoming alien space invasion thriller" I would have totally believed it. |
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I can't stop watching this ๐