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Southern Keeled Octopus - using its suckers to keep the sand from collapsing in on itself Edithburgh, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia TED00375

Southern Keeled Octopus - using its suckers to keep the sand from collapsing in on itself Edithburgh, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia TED00375


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Southern Keeled Octopus - using its suckers to keep the sand from collapsing in on itself Edithburgh, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia TED00375

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Southern Keeled Octopus - using its suckers to keep the sand from collapsing in on itself
Edithburgh, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia
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Sand Superhero: Meet the Southern Keeled Octopus, the ultimate sand engineer! Using its incredible suction power, this clever cephalopod keeps the sand from collapsing in on itself. Talk about multitasking - it's a master of camouflage and construction all at once! 🐙✨ Found off the coast of Edithburgh, Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, this nocturnal creature is a true burrowing expert. With its unique keeled body shape, it effortlessly glides through the sandy depths like an underwater ninja. Feeding on crabs and other tasty treats found beneath the surface, this southern temperate octopus knows how to make a meal out of its surroundings. Just imagine being able to swim through sand! Intriguingly hidden within its watery habitat, our friend here showcases nature's remarkable ability to adapt and survive. It's no wonder why Australian wildlife never ceases to amaze us! This stunning photo captured by John Lewis takes us into an enchanting world where marine marvels come alive. So next time you're strolling along an Australian beach, keep your eyes peeled for these camouflaged wonders lurking just below the surface. Remember folks: don't underestimate what lies beneath. . . or should we say 'octo-bestimate'? 😉

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