Photo: Deep-sea exploration discovers the octopus capital.

1, page * * 2: 1 page 2 Exploring the Deep Sea (Ocean Exploration Trust /NOAA) Nautilus has been cooperating with Monterey Bay National Marine Reserve to send its rov to the unexplored area of Davidson Seamount off the Monterey coast of California. Researchers have found a large number of octopus in this area-you can call it "octopus" if you like. Read more about the Nautilus expedition.

Incubation (Ocean Exploration Trust /NOAA) During a dive, the ROV of Nautilus discovered several octopus curled up in the rocks. If you look carefully, you can see the white eggs shining under your tentacles.

Dedicated mother

(Ocean Exploration Trust /NOAA) Mother octopus nests and lays eggs in rocks. They put their arms on their heads and sat on the eggs to keep them safe and clean.

Octopus River (Ocean Exploration Trust /NOAA) ROV cruises hundreds of octopus mothers in the rocks. The researchers identified them as "big octopus" and will

Cleverly sandwiched between (Ocean Exploration Trust /NOAA), this discovery is unprecedented in this field. Similar but smaller polymers were found near the coast of Costa Rica. Learn more about mother octopus's big party.

Not only (Ocean Exploration Trust /NOAA) there are many other creatures in the octopus nursery, such as anemones, snails and shrimps.

Eight-legged Miracle (Ocean Exploration Trust /NOAA) In another place, this beautiful crimson octopus's big eyes have been staring at ROV.

The chameleon (Ocean Exploration Trust /NOAA) octopus didn't stay dark red for a long time. Many kinds of octopus can change their skin color and even skin texture.

There are more than 200 species of octopus in a different group (Ocean Exploration Trust /NOAA), and they have various sizes-from 16 feet (5 meters) Pacific octopus (dolphin) to octopus with a short stature of less than an inch. Look at this little octopus baby. ]

There are no dummies here (Ocean Exploration Trust /NOAA). Octopus is a very clever creature. They have the ability to solve complex puzzles, and as we all know, they can escape the trap.

Advanced Agile (Ocean Exploration Trust /NOAA) Their arms have their own thoughts. According to the Ocean Exploration Trust, about two-thirds of octopus neurons are located in their arms.

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