A VEINED OCTOPUS (AMPHIOCTOPUS MARGINATUS) PEERS OUT FROM A…
A veined octopus (Amphioctopus marginatus) peers out from a discarded plastic bottle. Lacking a skeleton, octopuses can squeese their bodies into the smallest spaces and through the tiniest holes. Lembeh Strait, Molucca Sea, North Sulawesi, Indonesia. South East Asia.. (KEYSTONE/NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY/ALEX MUSTARD)
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A VEINED OCTOPUS (AMPHIOCTOPUS MARGINATUS) PEERS OUT FROM A DISCARDED PLASTIC BOTTLE. LACKING A SKELETON, OCTOPUSES CAN SQUEESE THEIR BODIES INTO THE SMALLEST SPACES AND THROUGH THE TINIEST HOLES. LEMBEH STRAIT, MOLUCCA SEA, NORTH SULAWESI, INDONESIA. SOU
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