An octopus uses camouflage as its first line of defense against predators—a mesmerizing sight. | National Geographic

Ever heard of this octopus species? 🎥: @renatewijma_ Meet the hairy octopus, the ocean’s very own hair model or as we like to call em’ ‘Chewbactopuses’! 📎 About the size of a paper clip, this tiny critter has a unique camouflage skill— with skin protrusions that make it look like a tuft of algae or drifting seaweed! 🚗 Also…the hairy octo has a unique way of getting around as seen in this video… Instead of walking, it often waits for the ocean’s currents to pull in its desired direction, then

Octopus Kite is AWESOME! | Nerdbot

Awesome giant octopus kites. Credit: Kite-Events. | Visualflood