
Last month, a rare octopus species—the Larger Pacific Stripped Octopus—moved into the Academy.

Last month, a rare octopus species—the Larger Pacific Stripped Octopus—moved into the Academy.

Here’s a mimic that mimics a mimic!

Did an ancient squid really eat large marine reptiles and then arrange the bones in a neat pattern? Doubtful, says our expert.

This special octopus mimics other marine animals as a form of defense. How did it evolve to do this?

The octopus is widely regarded as the world’s smartest invertebrate, and a new study adds evidence to that claim.
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