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When I lived in Hawaii, I found out the natives commonly collect a particular species of octopus that hunts and/or lives on rocky, wave pounded cliffs. Apparently they are found in the small pools of water that form in depressions in the rock. All I know about them is they are small (blue-ringed size), and Hawaiians like to eat them (Hawaiians like to eat everything). There is reference to them in a book called Hawaii's Sea Creatures by Hoover, but info is limited and this species appears to be yet undescribed.
Does anyone know about this octopus? It is definitely an interesting U.S. species, but hardly anyone knows about it.
Does anyone know about this octopus? It is definitely an interesting U.S. species, but hardly anyone knows about it.