What happens when an octopus jumps into a shark for a journey in the city?
Of course a “Sharktopus”.
Rare Görme, which is shot in the video on the shores of New Zealand and shared by scientists of the University of Auckland, shows a Maori octopus on top of a maco shark, which is the fastest in the world that can swim up to 46 miles / h.
The university said that the December 2023 match was one of the most strange things that the university of Auckland has ever seen by the university of Auckland. [favor] deep. “
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A rare landscape, which is caught on the coast of New Zealand and shared by scientists of the University of Auckland, shows a Maori octopus on top of a maco shark; (University of Auckland)
When university researchers were discovered in a maco shark with a “orange patch” in his mind, they were looking for sharks fed in the Gulf of Hauraki, near Kawau.
The researchers launched a drone and put a Gopro camera in the water and saw something unforgettable: an octopus that has been peeled on the head of the shark’s head, “he sticks with Tentacles,” Auckland University Professor Rochelle Constantine A piece for university last week.
The researchers launched a drone and put a Gopro camera in the water and saw something unforgettable: an octopus that has been perched on the head of the shark’s head, stuck with touches “, written a piece for the university last week. (University of Auckland)
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Constantine added that the researchers continued after 10 minutes, so they were not sure what happened to the next “Sharktopus”, but “octopus could be quite experienced, because the world’s fastest shark species can reach [30 mph]. “
“At first, ‘Is this a buoy?’ ‘I said Constantine told the New York Times this week. ‘
Researchers said octopus is for “quite experience” with the fastest shark in the world. (University of Auckland)
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Both animals do not seem to be uncomfortable with the encounter, “Shark’s head in the head you can see a fair amount of real estate,” he said.
“The shark looked quite happy and the octopus looked quite happy. It was a very calm scene,” he said.
