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I've no idea if this is real, but it's impressive either way...
What the?
Re: What the?
That was an octopus, camoflaged in the 'weeds'... soon as it felt the camera guy was a threat, it swam off....faceless wrote:I've no idea if this is real, but it's impressive either way...
Obviously the reverse in slo-mo was to show how great it was hidden.
Re: What the?
as far as I knew only the cuttlefish could change like that - not octopus...6ULDV8 wrote:That was an octopus, camoflaged in the 'weeds'... soon as it felt the camera guy was a threat, it swam off....faceless wrote:I've no idea if this is real, but it's impressive either way...
Obviously the reverse in slo-mo was to show how great it was hidden.
Re: What the?
They're able to also. What's neat is they don't just use it as camo but they also use color changes to communicate with each other.faceless wrote:as far as I knew only the cuttlefish could change like that - not octopus...6ULDV8 wrote:That was an octopus, camoflaged in the 'weeds'... soon as it felt the camera guy was a threat, it swam off....faceless wrote:I've no idea if this is real, but it's impressive either way...
Obviously the reverse in slo-mo was to show how great it was hidden.