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Critters

The Hairy Octopus

One of Lembeh’s hardest to find Critters – the Hairy Octopus.  I don’t know how we’ve managed this over the last few weeks, but we have seen so many of these guys that even we all managed to go see them.  I went and shot some 5k video, Serge and Read more…

By Simon, 9 yearsOctober 29, 2014 ago
Biology

Octopus camouflage – how does it work?

Meat, being high quality food, is a scarce resource in nature. The available amount of meat for any consumer is many orders of magnitude less than the amount of vegetation that is available. If you don´t believe me, just take a look out the nearest window and do a quick Read more…

By Bent, 11 yearsJanuary 13, 2013 ago
Creature Feature

Creature Feature: Coconut Octopus

The Coconut Octopus (Amphioctopus marginatus) is also called Veined Octopus and a day active octopus species that is quite common in the Lembeh Strait. They usually are burried in the sand, hiding in Objects or burried in the sand with objects. They like to hide in Bottles, Shells, Cans, Yoghurt Cups, Read more…

By NAD Lembeh, 12 yearsDecember 13, 2011 ago

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Mantis Shrimp are very popular critters amongst divers around the world.....very famous due to their bright colours, amazing eyes and fascinating feeding techniques. Another interesting

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