The glass octopus is a rare and nearly transparent deep-sea cephalopod found in tropical and subtropical waters around the world. It is named for its almost completely see-through body, which makes it difficult to spot in the ocean depths. #glassoctopus #octopus #oceanlife #seaworld #deepsealife #wildlife #viralpage #viralreels #hindifacts #wildlifeplanet #naturelovers #trendingreels #nature #facts #species #knowanytime | Know Anytime

Watch rare 'Dumbo' octopus hovering in deep-sea dive. U.S. Scientists spotted a 'Dumbo' octopus during a deep-sea research dive done by their remotely operated vehicle on Sept. 13. Researchers from Ocean Exploration Trust were exploring the ocean floor 1,682 meters (5,518 feet) deep on an unnamed seamount in Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, when suddenly the octopod drifted past the camera of their vessel E/V Nautilus. The sea creature is so named

Incredibly rare footage of a newly discovered deep-sea octopus nursery. So beautiful 🐙 📽️: Schmidt Ocean Institute's Falkor Research Ship | ScienceAlert

224K views · 736 reactions | Incredible footage has captured a deep-sea encounter with a rare Dana octopus squid in attack-mode. The footage was taken more than 1,000 metres below the surface of the South Pacific Ocean, with the two-metre squid flashing its photophores - the bioluminescent 'headlights' at the end of its tentacles. The squid's photophores are organs that react with oxygen to create light, and are believed to be the biggest in the animal kingdom. | 10 News | Facebook

3.6M views · 76K reactions | The female deep-sea octopus (Graneledone...