Scientists Track Deep-Sea Octopus for Four Years Without Food

Researchers observed a deep-sea octopus guarding its eggs at a depth of 1,400 meters for four years, noting that it did not consume any food during this entire period.

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n1-bihCroatian43d ago

Naučnici su 4 godine pratili istu hobotnicu na dubini od 1.400 metara, a ona za sve to vrijeme nije pojela ništa

Podmornica na daljinsko upravljanje naišla je na hobotnicu koja čuva jaja na stijeni duboko u kanjonu. Istraživači su joj se vraćali godinama. Kada su

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Scientists Track Deep-Sea Octopus for Four Years Without Food

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Naučnici su 4 godine pratili istu hobotnicu na dubini od 1.400 metara, a ona za sve to vrijeme nije pojela ništa

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