Here's the never-before-seen 'octopus city' scientists recently discovered
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A group of scientists discovered an underwater "octopus city" off the coast of Australia in Jervis Bay, and they've named it "Octlantis."
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This discovery of octopuses interacting in a high-density den challenges scientists' previously held belief that octopuses are solitary and antisocial creatures.
Photographs courtesy of Peter Godfrey-Smith. Video courtesy of David Scheel et al.
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