The Okeanos Explorer Has Discovered A Very Cute Octopus At A Depth Of 4,290 Metres.

The Okeanos Explorer Has Discovered A Very Cute Octopus At A Depth Of 4,290 Metres.
The Okeanos Explorer Has Discovered A Very Cute Octopus At A Depth Of 4,290 Metres.

The Okeanos Explorer has discovered a very cute octopus at a depth of 4,290 metres.

This is the deepest an octopus of this particular sub order of octopus has ever been seen. 

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration noted this is a completely unsubscribed species and perhaps not belonging to any specific genus. Highlighting how little we still know about the creatures in the depths of our oceans.

(Ocean Explorer)

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