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A pair of coconut octopus with one shell 8K

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Coconut octopus in shell 2 5K

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Coconut octopus in shell 5K

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Coconut octopus living in plastic bottle 8K

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Coconut octopus walking 2

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Coconut octopus walking across sand

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Coconut octopus walking while holding shell 8K

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But there is in symbiosis. The sentinel goby keeps an eye out for ranger for the symbiotic shrimp that live with it. 🎥 @richard_fitzpatrick_acs #gbrmarinepark #citizensgbr #masterreefguides #symbiosis #reefbuilder #goby #gbrbiology #greatbarrier… instagr.am/reel/CmJG69MDx… pic.twitter.com/hLoYiql5jB

About 3 years ago from Biopixel's Twitter via IFTTT

Female green sea turtles leaving Raine Island after nesting. 🎥 @richard_fitzpatrick_acs #gbrmarinepark #queenslandtourism #farnorthqueensland #queenslandparks #raineislandrecoveryproject #raineisland #discoverqueensland #masterreefguides #t… instagr.am/reel/CmFRDhZDq… pic.twitter.com/hrYj3kbJmq

About 3 years ago from Biopixel's Twitter via IFTTT

Dinner time - Lionfish feeding in slow motion. This demonstrates the suction created by rapid mouth extension. Filmed at 1000 frames per second 🎥 @richard_fitzpatrick_acs #gbrmarinepark #citizensgbr #masterreefguides #eduquarium #phantomflex4k … instagr.am/reel/CmBah9PD8… pic.twitter.com/Cwby6PV8ej

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The peacock mantis shrimp in action at 1000 frames per second. The shock wave produced is the equivalent of a 22 calibre bullet. Filmed on #phantomflex4k 🎥 @richard_fitzpatrick_acs #gbrmarinepark #mantisshrimp #slowmotion #masterreefguides #eduq… instagr.am/reel/Cl-pc8-DM… pic.twitter.com/ttBk2Ds4qD

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Barramundi feeding at 1000 frames per second. Notice how mouth opens before the gills flare to cause the suction mechanism Camera @richard_fitzpatrick_acs #gbrmarinepark #masterreefguides #barramundi #phantomflex4k #slowmotion #barra #barrafishing … instagr.am/reel/Cl735glDe… pic.twitter.com/fwPgDrWNm2

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