Octopus 'dance' was seen after 21 years!

The Dhaka Times Desk Such a scene is not always visible. 21 years later - Octopus 'dance'! Everyone is surprised to see that.

Australian biologist Jacinta Shackleton spotted a colorful octopus off the coast of Australia's coral island of Lady Elliot last week. Julian Finn, Senior Curator of Marine Invertebrates at Museum Victoria, Australia last saw a male octopus of this species 21 years ago.
It is known that the octopus was dancing under the water of the sea.

Biologist Jacinta said, "When I first saw it, I thought it might be a marine fish with fins." But after getting closer I realized it was a female blanket octopus. It seemed to be dancing underwater. Its array of vibrant colors is so incredible, you won't be able to take your eyes off it.

Earlier, blanket octopus was seen only 3 times in the area. This type of octopus is rarely seen.

It should be noted that Julian Finn, Senior Curator of Marine Invertebrates at Museum Victoria, Australia last saw a male octopus of this species 21 years ago. According to his theory, a female blanket octopus is about 2 cm long. Male octopuses grow to around two and a half centimeters in length.

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