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April 10, 2018
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Two other octopus species were also observed on the Dorado Outcrop, including this brown one.
Two other octopus species were also observed on the Dorado Outcrop, including this brown one.
Credit: Jason Virtual Van image number 14217 (cruise AT26-09)
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