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Hiding in a Coconut
Scientists filmed octopuses near Indonesia using coconut shells as a tool, a first for invertebrates (01:14)
Courtesy of: Dr. Julian Finn, Museum Victoria
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Comments (2)
It's Octopi, not Octopuses.
Posted by Jeff on December 20,2012 | 12:09 AM
Not only are they beautiful, but they are intelligent. Their instinct for self-preservation helped them to invent their own version of body armor. Octopi rock!
JB
Posted by JB on January 8,2011 | 12:01 PM