Have You Ever Seen Octopus Eggs?
May 20, 2024
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as posted by the channelThese are octopus eggs, shown in footage of an octopus garden in the Arctic by @OceanExplorationNOAA. Mother octopuses are quite caring, protecting the eggs, cementing them to the side of the wall, and blowing fresh water on them for oxygen. However, the treatment doesn’t last long: Octopus mothers self-destruct after reproduction, sometimes even consuming their own arms, and die before the eggs are born.
The footage was taken by NOAA Ocean Exploration in the Gulf of Alaska.
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