Aquarium of the Pacific
Downtown - Long Beach:
New Octopus on View
Take a journey of discovery through the world’s largest ocean at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California.
How do octopuses change their color?
Incredible color-changing! How - and why - the octopus, squid, and cuttlefish change color.
Why is this octopus trying to eat an inflated pufferfish?
A strange encounter between a puffer fish and an octopus has scientists wondering if the mighty octopus has finally met its match.
Octopus doesn't want shrimp. Octopus wants tweezers.
We tried to feed our common octopus some krill, but it tried to steal our tweezers instead. Maybe it needed them for its escape plan.
Octopuses become friendly on Ecstasy
Octopuses are usually so antisocial researchers have to keep them in separate tanks to prevent them from killing or even eating each other, the study said. Once given the "love drug" though, they could hardly keep from hugging each other.
Octopuses get cuddly when given ecstasy, study finds
Scientists placed two octopuses and two "Star Wars" action figures into a tank, comparing notes about how they would react when sober and when given the psychoactive drug.
FYI: Octopuses Eat Their Own Arms When Stressed Out
The pattern is especially obvious in captivity settings.
Our View: Maine lobstering doesn’t need a lecture on ethics
One of the world's most sustainable fisheries should be praised as a model, not attacked.
Two Views: Remove hatchery fish so wild salmon and steelhead can thrive
