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- Octopus escaping through a 1 inch hole
- Wasps Use Parasitic Mites As Baby Bodyguards
- Baboon vs. Flamingos
- Anaconda Birth
- Shark vs Octopus
- Spider Eats Frog!
- Anaconda vs. Mammal
- Dolphin Parenting
- Giant Centipede vs Tarantula
- Darwin's Comet Orchid
- Antlion's Deathtrap
- Cannibal Scorpions vs. Shrew
- Cool Critters: Sharks of the Bay
- Honey Badgers
- Wolves vs. Grizzly Bears
- What Females Want and Males Will Do | Spider
- Helpful baboon dads boost offsprings' success
- David Gallo: Underwater Astonishments
- Frog Eaten by Venus Flytrap
- Bed Bugs
- Pika
- The Komodo Dragon
- Blue Planet: an underwater lake
- Life In the Undergrowth: thief spider
- The Liger
- Japanese Bees Swarm Tactic
- Seattle Quake
- The Egg Thief
- Formation of a Thunderstorm
- Anatomy of a Hurricane
- Hurricane Structure and Rotation Pattern
- Flying Devils
- Elephants Mourning
- The Mosquito
- Frill-necked Lizard
- What Is A Kinkajou?
- Environmental Issues: Acid Rain
- Plant Reproduction: Methods of Pollination
- Plant Physiology: Phototropic Response
- Iceberg Floats Past New Zealand
- Eagle vs. Sea Snake
- Cobra vs. Rat Snake
- Conquering Niagara
- The Pororoca Phenomenon
- Ant Colony
- Leafcutter Ants
- Odontomachus: The Trap Jaw Ant
- Pistol Shrimp (Alpheid Shrimp)
- Time lapse radish seeds sprouting, top and roots growing
- Earth temperature surface since 1884
- Wasps Use Parasitic Mites As Baby Bodyguards
- Baboon vs. Flamingos
- Anaconda Birth
- Shark vs Octopus
- Spider Eats Frog!
- Anaconda vs. Mammal
- Dolphin Parenting
- Giant Centipede vs Tarantula
- Darwin's Comet Orchid
- Antlion's Deathtrap
- Cannibal Scorpions vs. Shrew
- Cool Critters: Sharks of the Bay
- Honey Badgers
- Wolves vs. Grizzly Bears
- What Females Want and Males Will Do | Spider
- Helpful baboon dads boost offsprings' success
- David Gallo: Underwater Astonishments
- Frog Eaten by Venus Flytrap
- Bed Bugs
- Pika
- The Komodo Dragon
- Blue Planet: an underwater lake
- Life In the Undergrowth: thief spider
- The Liger
- Japanese Bees Swarm Tactic
- Seattle Quake
- The Egg Thief
- Formation of a Thunderstorm
- Anatomy of a Hurricane
- Hurricane Structure and Rotation Pattern
- Flying Devils
- Elephants Mourning
- The Mosquito
- Frill-necked Lizard
- What Is A Kinkajou?
- Environmental Issues: Acid Rain
- Plant Reproduction: Methods of Pollination
- Plant Physiology: Phototropic Response
- Iceberg Floats Past New Zealand
- Eagle vs. Sea Snake
- Cobra vs. Rat Snake
- Conquering Niagara
- The Pororoca Phenomenon
- Ant Colony
- Leafcutter Ants
- Odontomachus: The Trap Jaw Ant
- Pistol Shrimp (Alpheid Shrimp)
- Time lapse radish seeds sprouting, top and roots growing
- Earth temperature surface since 1884
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Octopuses have an amazing ability to squeeze through tiny crevices, cracks and holes. My fall BIOS independent studies student, Raymond Deckel is investigating just how small a hole Octopus macropus can fit through as well as how long it takes them to squeeze through different sizes of holes. CAABS intern Rowena Day, NSF-REU intern Jared Kibele as well as teaching assistant Abel Valdivia help wrangle the 232 g octopus, Ray times it’s escape through a 1 inch hole while I shot video clips for later analysis.
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