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"The Most Gigantic in History" | Researchers Found Remains of a Gigantic Octopus
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A new study published in the journal Science, led by paleontologists Shin Ikegami and Yasuhiro Ibe of Hokkaido University in Japan, reexamined 15 fossilized octopus jaws previously discovered in Japan and Vancouver Island, and added 12 new findings discovered using artificial intelligence technologies for scanning fossils. In total, 27 jaws were analyzed. The findings were attributed to two extinct species of spiny-finned octopuses: Nanaimoteuth…
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