September 11, 2017
Cosmos Editorial
Octopuses are marine animals that live and breath underwater. If caught near the shore at low tide, most find themselves imprisoned in rocky pools.
Low tide is no obstacle to Abdopus aculeatus, which is specially adapted for land-based manoeuvres.
This extraordinary species found in northern Australia is like no other octopus, however, and happily takes to the land, moving from pool to pool in its hunt for crabs.
