Octopus Survives Bomb Cyclone

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Underwater camera captures octopus clinging to rocks during bomb cyclone | Globalnews.ca

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Ocean Networks Canada’s camera set up in Folger Passage near Bamfield on Vancouver Island captured a giant Pacific octopus trying to use all eight arms to cling to the rocks during the height of the storm.

The octopus was getting hit with a lot of change in currents and there were waves 10 metres high at the time.

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