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Dynamic Oceans — An octopus uses a glass bottle as shelter. They...
Coconut octopus hiding in a broken glass bottle, Anilao, Philippines. EYE-OPENING images have revealed how creatures living in our oceans have adapted themselves to survive amongst the estimated eight-million-tonnes of rubbish that
