What happens when the octopus jumps shark To ride throughout the city?
“Sharktopus”, of course.
The rare vision, which was taken on a video off the coast New Zealand It is appeared by the University of Auckland, Maori octopus is installed over the shark in Mako, and it is the fastest in the world with the ability to swim up to 46 miles per hour.
The university said that the December 2023 confrontation “was one of the strangest things that Oakland University scientists watched at all. It was a really mysterious scene … mostly octopus on the sea floor while you do not do the short shark (you prefer).”
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A rare vision captured off the coast of New Zealand appears and the scientists associated with the University of Auckland shared with Octopus Maori running over the Macco shark, which is the fastest in the world with the ability to swim up to 46 miles per hour. (Oakland University)
University researchers were looking for it Sharks In the Bay of Houraki, near the island of Kawaw, when he discovered Mako's penny with an “orange patch” on her head.
The researchers launched a drone and put a GOPRO camera in the water and “they saw an unforgettable thing: an octopus floating on the head of the shark, clinging to its claws,” wrote a professor of Auckland University Rocheil Constantine in University Last week.
The researchers launched a drone and put a GOPRO camera in the water and “they saw an unforgettable thing: an octopus floating on the head of the shark, clinging to its claws,” wrote a professor of the University of Oakland Rocheil Constantine in a piece of the university last week. (Oakland University)
Constantine added that the researchers moved after 10 minutes, so they were not sure of what happened to the next “Sharktopus”, but “the octopus in the experiment may be completely, because the fastest types of sharks in the world can reach (30 miles per hour).”
“At first, you were like, is it a buoy?” Constantine told the New York Times this week. “Is it intertwined in fishing equipment or was it a large bite?”
The researchers said that the octopus was in the “fully experience” with the fastest shark in the world. (Oakland University)
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She noted that “you can see that it takes a good amount of real estate at the head of the shark,” noting that he did not disturb any animal from the meeting.
“The shark looked very happy, and the octopus looked very happy. It was a very quiet scene,” she said.
