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Octopusses (18)

General descriptionCharacterized by their having eight “legs” which are more accurately referred to as arms, a lack of skeletal structure and unique locomotion capabilities the Octopus is an often misunderstood and much maligned creature.

Octopusses belong to the Family „Octopoda“. There are over 160 different species of Octopus, broken into two large groups. The finned octopi or „Cirrata“ that live at depths between 1,000 and 24,000 feet, and the non-finned or „Incirrata“ shallow [Further read]


Euprymna(1), Hapalochlaena(2), Megaleledone(1), Metasepia(1), Nautilus(1), Octopus(3), Rossia(1), Sepia(4), Sepioteuthis(2), Thaumoctopus(1), Wunderpus(1)

Euprymna (1)
E. berryi

Bobtail squid
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Hapalochlaena (2)
H. lunulata

blue ringed octopus
H. maculosa

blue ringed octopus
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Megaleledone (1)
M. senoi

Giant Antarctic Octopus
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Metasepia (1)
M. pfefferi

Flamboyant cuttlefish
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Nautilus (1)
N. pompilius

Nautilus pompilius
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Octopus (3)
O. cyanea

Common Octopus
O. marginatus

Veined octopus
O. vulgaris

Common Octopus
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Rossia (1)
R. macrosoma

Stout bobtail
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Sepia (4)
S. bandensis

cuttlefish
S. latimanus

Broadclub Cuttlefish
S. officinalis

Common cuttlefish
S. pharaonensis

Pharaoh Cuttlefish
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Sepioteuthis (2)
S. lessoniana

Bigfin Reef Squid
S. sepioidea

Caribbean Reef Squid
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Thaumoctopus (1)
T. mimicus

Mimic Octopus
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Wunderpus (1)
W. photogenicus

Wunderpus Octopus
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