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Dumbo Octopus – Grimpoteuthis bathynectes One of the rarest Dumbo octopus species, known for its soft, umbrella-shaped body and beautiful lavender color. Its short arms are connected by a delicate web that lets it glide through the water as if it’s flying, while its ear-like fins give it that iconic “Dumbo” look. And the shocking part? This footage was captured at a depth of 3,500 meters — a place where the pressure would crush most creatures, yet it moves calmly as if it owns the deep. #DeepSea

Dumbo Octopus – Grimpoteuthis bathynectes One of the rarest Dumbo octopus species, known for its soft, umbrella-shaped body and beautiful lavender color. Its short arms are connected by a delicate web that lets it glide through the water as if it’s flying, while its ear-like fins give it that iconic “Dumbo” look. And the shocking part? This footage was captured at a depth of 3,500 meters — a place where the pressure would crush most creatures, yet it moves calmly as if it owns the deep. #DeepSea

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Dumbo octopuses (Grimpoteuthis spp., also known as “umbrella octopuses”) are known as one of the deepest living species of octopus in the ocean, inhabiting depths of up to 13,000 feet below the surface! You’ll notice this particular species (identified as “Cirroteuthis” by cephalopod expert Janet Voight from the @Negaunee Integrative Research Center), does not use jet propulsion like its cousins. Rather, it flies only by the power of its two headbound fins. Though the IUCN red list certifies thi

Dumbo octopuses (Grimpoteuthis spp., also known as “umbrella octopuses”) are known as one of the deepest living species of octopus in the ocean, inhabiting depths of up to 13,000 feet below the surface! You’ll notice this particular species (identified as “Cirroteuthis” by cephalopod expert Janet Voight from the @Negaunee Integrative Research Center), does not use jet propulsion like its cousins. Rather, it flies only by the power of its two headbound fins. Though the IUCN red list certifies thi

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This graceful glider is the Grimpoteuthis octopus. 🐙⁠ ⁠ These deep-sea octopuses use the movement of their large fins and arms to propel themselves through the water. They are affectionately called the "dumbo" octopuses because of those flapping fins. This group of octopuses is typically found on or near the seafloor, where they use finger-like cirri on their arms to catch small crustaceans, worms, and other prey items. | MBARI

This graceful glider is the Grimpoteuthis octopus. 🐙⁠ ⁠ These deep-sea octopuses use the movement of their large fins and arms to propel themselves through the water. They are affectionately called the "dumbo" octopuses because of those flapping fins. This group of octopuses is typically found on or near the seafloor, where they use finger-like cirri on their arms to catch small crustaceans, worms, and other prey items. | MBARI

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“The dozen or so species that make up Grimpoteuthis are called Dumbo octopuses because of the two large fins—one on either side of the mantle—that protrude like ears,” says @natgeo. This clip from ROV SuBastian shows a great example of how Dumbo Octopuses use the flapping their strong fins to propel themselves through the water, as opposed to the jet propulsion (expelling water forcefully from their siphons) as other octopuses do. Another noticeable difference is that the Dumbo octopus doesn’t h

“The dozen or so species that make up Grimpoteuthis are called Dumbo octopuses because of the two large fins—one on either side of the mantle—that protrude like ears,” says @natgeo. This clip from ROV SuBastian shows a great example of how Dumbo Octopuses use the flapping their strong fins to propel themselves through the water, as opposed to the jet propulsion (expelling water forcefully from their siphons) as other octopuses do. Another noticeable difference is that the Dumbo octopus doesn’t h

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This graceful glider is the Grimpoteuthis octopus. 🐙⁠ ⁠ These deep-sea octopuses use the movement of their large fins and arms to propel themselves through the water. They are affectionately called the "dumbo" octopuses because of those flapping fins. This group of octopuses is typically found on or near the deep seafloor, where they use finger-like cirri on their arms to catch small crustaceans, worms, and other prey items. | MBARI

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"I love me a good cephalopod." Researchers aboard Nautilus Live got a serious treat on their first dive in NOAA's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary – this umbrella octopus, also known as a dumbo octopus! Get more details and images of the expedition at https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/science/nautilus18, and tune in live at nautiluslive.org! (Video: Ocean Exploration Trust/NOAA) [Video description: A ghostly white octopus swims in the water column, flapping wing-like fins, then inverting its we

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Esto Existe: Pulpo Dumbo (Grimpoteuthis) #shorts #curiosidades #pulpos

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Deep Sea Town | Meet Grimpoteuthis sp. nov., a newly discovered species of Dumbo octopus! Floating gracefully in the deep sea, it uses those iconic... | Instagram

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Meowl Update on Instagram: "The dumbo octopus (Grimpoteuthi) inhabits extreme deep-sea environments characterized by darkness, high pressure, and limited resources. Its unique morphology and low-energy behavior reflect advanced evolutionary adaptations, enabling survival without fear-based defense mechanisms and illustrating resilience in one of Earth’s most hostile habitats. #didyouknow #meowl #animalsfacts #learning #facts"

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Explaining Ocean on Instagram: "It looks straight out of a Pixar movie • The giant dumbo octopus (Grimpoteuthis) lives thousands of meters deep in the ocean, where sunlight never reaches. Instead of jetting around like most octopuses, it glides gracefully by flapping its ear-like fins-hence the name “dumbo.” Rarely seen by humans, this deep-sea wonder reminds us how little we truly know about the ocean. #dumbooctopus #giantdumbooctopus #deepsea #oceanfacts #marinelife #oceananimals #underwaterwo

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Perfil.com on Instagram: "🐙 Durante una transmisión en vivo del CONICET, los científicos se sorprendieron al registrar la aparición de un pulpo Grimpoteuthis a 2.817 metros de profundidad en el mar argentino. La especie, conocida popularmente como “pulpo Dumbo” por sus aletas laterales, fue captada mientras se desplazaba lentamente sobre el lecho marino. 🔭 El hallazgo generó entusiasmo entre los investigadores, ya que se trata de un animal poco frecuente y difícil de observar en su hábitat nat

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MBARI on Instagram: "Cue gliding into the weekend vibes 🐙💫⁠ ⁠ Grimpoteuthis octopuses use the movement of their large fins and arms to propel themselves through the water. They are affectionately called the “dumbo” octopuses because of those flapping fins. This group of octopuses is typically found on or near the deep seafloor, where they use finger-like cirri on their arms to catch small crustaceans, worms, and other prey items. ⠀"

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Instagram: "The deep, dark ocean abyss can be cute as heck. Exhibit A: the dumbo octopus. ❤️ Dumbo octopuses – known by the genus name Grimpoteuthis – get their nickname from the large ear-like fins they use to swim. This cutie was spotted during a NOAA exploration dive of the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument in the Atlantic Ocean. Dumbo octopuses are the deepest-living octopuses known and live a life of relatively few predators. They’re

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Nautilus Live | Don’t let its Disney-like appearance fool you; these #octopuses (#Grimpoteuthis spp) are actually predators! They propel themselves through... | Instagram

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MBARI | Felt cute, might delete later 😌 ⁠ This baby Grimpoteuthis octopus uses its large fins and webbed arms to propel itself through the water.... | Instagram

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GEO France | Au large de l’archipel d’Hawaï, des scientifiques ont fait la découverte d’une pieuvre Grimpoteuthis, un animal extrêmement rare. Le... | Instagram

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