The New Zealand Aquarium recently discovered the loss of an octopus that managed to escape from its tank through a crevice at the top. Aquarium manager Rob Yarrall says that the escape most likely ...

The staff believes a handler left the top of the octopus' tank slightly ajar. — -- An octopus' daring nighttime escape from the National Aquarium of New Zealand is making international headlines ...

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AN octopus has made an incredible escape in the middle of the night, making a runner from his aquarium tank before disappearing into the sea. Inky, a common New Zealand octopus, made his daring dash ...

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It was the middle of the night and no one saw Inky the octopus leave New Zealand's national aquarium, but staff found a trail of water leading from the tank to a 50-metre drainpipe leading to the ...

The story that a creature captured by a human being escapes from life is "Finding Nemo"Or"Free WillieAlthough it may be drawn in a movie such as "The octopus raised at the aquarium of New Zealand will ...

At another New Zealand aquarium, there's an octopus who has learned to take photographs of the visitors by sticking his arms into a tube and pressing a red button. - Sy Montgomery, author of Inky the ...

A well-loved octopus named Inky escaped recently from the National Aquarium in New Zealand. Aquarium manager Rob Yarrall says the lid to the octopus’ tank was left slightly ajar after maintenance one ...

SEATTLE – Was it a daring escape attempt thwarted at the last minute? Or was it an intelligent and agile creature new to its environment exploring its boundaries? Video posted online earlier this week ...

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