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Marine biologists filmed these interactions in the Red Sea but it has also been captured elsewhere. It's not entirely clear why they lash out but scientists say it may be a way of keeping the fish in line.
Fish and octopuses are known to hunt prey together and their interactions will continue to be analysed.
Fish and octopuses are known to hunt prey together and their interactions will continue to be analysed.
Did that octopus just punch a fish?
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Animals are quick. I picked up wool cat beds after a bandit raid by coons. One felt heavy. Lucky I had a top grip as it was a possum. I just laid the shack on a shelf, maintaining distance. Got an apple and introduced it, snap reflex and sharp teeth. No possum or apple in the morning. Thought it was a habu mongoose fight for a second.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
CWO3 (Join to see) Thankfully I've done a Tour on Oahu, I Know about Mongoose.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel - Can't speak for Oahu, but they're a blast in Kin Ville, Oki. For the mongoose.
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