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The octopus that can walk on land 🐙
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August 27, 2022
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0:27Now PlayingThe Abdopus octopus is the only octopus species that has adapted to walk on land, pulling from rock pool to rock pool using the hundreds of tiny suckers that line its tentacles.
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