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Deep-sea octopus broods eggs for OVER FOUR YEARS: a world record for any animal

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Today is a video day since the news is the depressing same-old-same old. Instead, I found this amazing three-minute video of a deep-sea (“benthis”) octopus, Graneledone boreopacifica, who brooded her eggs for more than FOUR YEARS (to be precise, 53 months). That is by far the record for any animal, as the video says. (The previous record for any animal was 14 months.)  Octopuses are smart, and I wonder if she got bored sitting in the same spot f…
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