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"Charming" presumably isn't the primary descriptor you'd use to depict an octopus. Yet, on the other hand, perhaps you've never met a modest octopus with enormous, beady eyes and a pink, jellylike body.
One researcher, Stephanie Bush of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute in California, has been entrusted with giving recently such an octopus its logical name. She's concoct a moniker that suits the adorable critter well: "Opisthoteuthis adorabilis." The little cephalopod is "truly charming,"
The octopus wouldn't be the principal creature named for its delightful qualities. There's as of now a Lophornis adorabilis, or white-peaked flirt — a somewhat sweet-looking types of hummingbird that likewise satisfies its logical name. Truth be told, there are loads of adorable (and some not really charming) critters out there whose names flawlessly coordinate their physical attributes.
"Charming" presumably isn't the primary descriptor you'd use to depict an octopus. Yet, on the other hand, perhaps you've never met a modest octopus with enormous, beady eyes and a pink, jellylike body.
One researcher, Stephanie Bush of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute in California, has been entrusted with giving recently such an octopus its logical name. She's concoct a moniker that suits the adorable critter well: "Opisthoteuthis adorabilis." The little cephalopod is "truly charming,"
The octopus wouldn't be the principal creature named for its delightful qualities. There's as of now a Lophornis adorabilis, or white-peaked flirt — a somewhat sweet-looking types of hummingbird that likewise satisfies its logical name. Truth be told, there are loads of adorable (and some not really charming) critters out there whose names flawlessly coordinate their physical attributes.
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