782K views · 14K reactions | Check out this foraging day octopus- aren't they mesmerizing!?  Rafhan Ahmed ☀️ The Octopus Cyanea can produce a variety of color patterns and elaborate skin textures that camouflage against the ocean floor — because they hunt during the day, their ability to change colors is exceptionally fast! One day octopus was observed changing colors & textures over 1000 times in a 7 hour period alone! | Octonation - The Largest Octopus Fan Club | Facebook

25K views · 144 reactions | Octopus cyanea, also known as the big blue #octopus  from Blue Hole dive. #bluehole #scubadivingdahab #redseadiving #dahab #Egypt #holidaypackages #dahabdivesites | Red Sea Diving | Facebook

Can you see me? This octopus (Octopus cyanea) was the star of the Reef Rescuers dive recently. These octopuses can change colour and texture in a blink, blending seamlessly into the surroundings. They're basically underwater chameleons with eight arms 🐙💦 #coralreef #restoration #cousinisland #seychelles #marinelife #octopus #dayoctopus #underwaterphotography | Nature Seychelles

While most octopuses hunt at night, the day octopus forages throughout the day. (🎥: Kaush) The day octopus primarily uses its limbs to locate prey (crabs are a favorite food), then injects a toxin produced from its salivary glands, and cracks the shell with its sharp beak. After capturing its prey, the octopus usually retreats to its den to eat at leisure. At night, they barricade their dens with rocks to avoid predators! | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR

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Common Reef Octopus (Octopus cyanea) is a master of disguise. These cephlapods not only can change colour frequently, but also can change the patterns on and texture of their skin. | Science Channel

Close up octopus camouflage 🐙 #Octopus #octopuslove #camouflage #underwaterworld #seacreatures #oceanlife #followandshare | Red Sea Diving