The clip was shot as part of a National Geographic documentary series that explored the secret lives of deep-sea creatures.

We know octopuses are intelligent, but watch as this octopus surprises scientists by finding its own way to solve a problem.

An octopus scoots along the reef during one of Anne Rillero’s Sunday swims off the Makena coast. A friend, Don Bloom, dove down to snap a photo. DON BLOOM photo At the Maui Ocean Center ...

The filmmakers were initially looking at the impact of plastic pollution on the ocean, filming a lone octopus living in a trash-filled seabed. But when they reviewed the footage, they realised ...

Blue-ringed octopuses are undeniably stunning. When they are alarmed, these animals will show off the eponymous iridescent blue rings that cover their body and arms. But their adorably small size and ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Sightings of dumbo octopuses are rare, so researchers were enthralled when one appeared on their submersible's camera on a deep-sea dive near Hawaii. More from News ...

In areas without natural defenses, the octopus basically uses the shell as ... emerging showing octopi carrying coconuts around the ocean floor. Scientists believe there's a very simple, entirely ...

Ocean scientists were on a voyage to study octopus habitats when they spotted the large jelly in the camera view of a remotely operated underwater vehicle. The jelly’s formal name is ...

I grew up in a small wooden bungalow on the Atlantic Ocean at the tip of Africa and ... as I tracked the octopus. It proved tricky to get close enough to film the animals, but the relationship ...

Footage of the surprising moment shows Federico taking a casual swim in the Indian Ocean before being yanked down by a sudden tug on his leg, causing him to fall into the water. The octopus is ...

Two miles beneath the ocean surface, at the base of a deep-sea seamount they uncovered the largest known gathering of octopus in the world – 20,000 pearl octopus breeding in warm hydrothermal ...

So perhaps it’s only natural that the Octopus has found its place in that ocean. You might ask, "What’s the Octopus?" Well, it’s when a player scores a touchdown, then scores the subsequent ...