DESCRIPTION

An Octopus (Octopus Vulgaris). Octopus can modify the surface of its skin so that it produces bumps similar to algae. These protuberances once formed, have a soft consistency and, like algae, follow the motion of the water, thus making its camouflage ever more convincing and perfect. Shot captured in the wild in the Mediterranean Sea (Italy).

FILE INFORMATION

• FrameRate: 25 fps
• Field Rendering: Interlaced
• Length: 00:14
• Sound: no
• Loopable: no
• Camera: sony DV 3CCD
• Downloads: 0
• Video Codec: Quicktime DV
• Model Release: no
• Primary Category: Footage
• Secondary Categories: 
• Animals in the Wild
  Underwater
  Oceans
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