But their most iconic feature are their large fins that look like big elephant ears, hence their common name.
#OCTOtober
But their most iconic feature are their large fins that look like big elephant ears, hence their common name.
#OCTOtober
This Grimpoteuthis octopus moves through the water using large fins and webbed arms. Those ear-like fins have earned this group the nickname "dumbo octopuses." They use finger-like cirri lining their arms to help detect and capture small prey.
This Grimpoteuthis octopus moves through the water using large fins and webbed arms. Those ear-like fins have earned this group the nickname "dumbo octopuses." They use finger-like cirri lining their arms to help detect and capture small prey.
5️⃣. Dumbo ahtapotu
Derin denizde "uçarak" yüzen en tatlı ahtapot! 🐙 7000 metre derinlikte yaşıyor, yumurtalarını ömür boyu taşıyor ve evet onlar Dumbo kulakları gibi "kanatlar" (dişlerini sıkmaktan yazamadı)
Maskotluk 10/10
5️⃣. Dumbo ahtapotu
Derin denizde "uçarak" yüzen en tatlı ahtapot! 🐙 7000 metre derinlikte yaşıyor, yumurtalarını ömür boyu taşıyor ve evet onlar Dumbo kulakları gibi "kanatlar" (dişlerini sıkmaktan yazamadı)
Maskotluk 10/10
https://youtu.be/jheSw_md4U4
#splatoon #splatoon3 #octoling #animation #vectorart #art
https://youtu.be/jheSw_md4U4
#splatoon #splatoon3 #octoling #animation #vectorart #art
Let’s go where snow rains down on the stars and a delicate creature flies with fins resembling elephant ears. This Grimpoteuthis, or Dumbo octopus, was spotted during the #SouthSandwichIslands expedition with @oceancensus.bsky.social.
Let’s go where snow rains down on the stars and a delicate creature flies with fins resembling elephant ears. This Grimpoteuthis, or Dumbo octopus, was spotted during the #SouthSandwichIslands expedition with @oceancensus.bsky.social.
🐙📷Schmidt Ocean
🐙📷Schmidt Ocean
Grimpoteuthis octopuses use the movement of their large fins and arms to propel themselves through the water. The seafloor squish next to this cutie is a sea pig. Sea pigs are one of the most commonly sighted animals on the deep seafloor in Monterey Bay.
Grimpoteuthis octopuses use the movement of their large fins and arms to propel themselves through the water. The seafloor squish next to this cutie is a sea pig. Sea pigs are one of the most commonly sighted animals on the deep seafloor in Monterey Bay.