fromdipshittodoctor: “ Our Octopus laqueus laid around 1,000 eggs. Here you can see the baby octopuses developing. The brown spots are chromatophores which are organs full of pigment they can sue to change color to match their surroundings. the...
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fromdipshittodoctor: “ Our Octopus laqueus laid around 1,000 eggs. Here you can see the baby octopuses developing. The brown spots are chromatophores which are organs full of pigment they can sue to change color to match their surroundings. the...
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fromdipshittodoctor: “ Our Octopus laqueus laid around 1,000 eggs. Here you can see the baby octopuses developing. The brown spots are chromatophores which are organs full of pigment they can sue to change color to match their surroundings. the...
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fromdipshittodoctor: “ Our Octopus laqueus laid around 1,000 eggs. Here you can see the baby octopuses developing. The brown spots are chromatophores which are organs full of pigment they can sue to change color to match their surroundings. the...
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Our Octopus laqueus laid around 1,000 eggs. Here you can see the baby octopuses developing. The brown spots are chromatophores which are organs full of pigment they can sue to change color to match their surroundings. the black/silver spots are the eyes.

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