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Cherry || He/They || 26 || Plural || Black An artist who loves Splatoon and OCs!! COMMISSIONS ARE OPEN!! https://fragmented-octo.straw.page/

Dumbo octopuses (genus Grimpoteuthis) kind of look like a cartoon ghost with large fins that look like elephant ears. They flap their fins to propel their gelatinous bodies through the ocean. They are also the deepest dwelling octopuses, with one being observed at a depth of 6,957 m. #OCTOtober

A dumbo octopus (Grimpoteuthis sp.) swimming near the sea floor. It is a light pinkish blob that sort of resembles a cartoon ghost. It has its arms extending out, but not very far so they look thick. It is flapping its large fins that resemble ears. It has black eyes. The sea floor can be seen in the background, along with several large-ish rocks.A dumbo octopus (Grimpoteuthis sp.) swimming just above the sea bed. There is some porous rock in the background. The octopus is a desaturated pink blob that sort of looks like a cartoon ghost. It has black  eyes. It is flapping its large fins, which resemble large ears.A dumbo octopus (Grimpoteuthis sp.) sitting on the sea floor in squashed posture. Its arms are held together, and it just looks like an orange to pink gelatinous blob. It has black beady eyes and two large fins on either side that are drooping down and look like ears.A dumbo octopus (Grimpoteuthis sp.) floating above the sea bed. It is a greyish brown colour and gelatinous, with two large fins that look like ears that is is using to propel itself. It has black eyes.

shitting on indie animation, and im including drawovers "fixing" supposedly bad design and edits "fixing" comedic timing, is a gateway to becoming a kiwifarms chud

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The star-sucker pygmy octopus (Octopus wolfi) is smallest known octopus species, weighing in at less a gram and under 2.5 cm in length. They are also one of the few cephalopod species that can lay eggs multiple times before dying. However, their lifespan is short, only around 6 months. #OCTOtober

A star-sucker pygmy octopus (Octopus wolfi) sitting on a rock. It is squished together, with its arms held tight to its body and its mantle tucked round. Its mantle has a pointed shape. It the bottom half is dark red and the top have is a sandy beige. It has a bumpy texture on top.A star-sucker pygmy octopus (Octopus wolfi) sitting and clinging to the site of a black container.  All of its arms are curled at the ends, and its mantle is pointing downward. It is brownish orange colour. The container has a bumpy texture, kind of like leather, although it appears to be hard plastic.A star-sucker pygmy octopus (Octopus wolfi) sitting on the side of a rock. There are colourful patches around it, mainly orange and pink areas. The octopus is clinging tightly to the rock, so you can only really make out one arm. It is a very light blue colour, with some very light bluish greens.A star-sucker pygmy octopus (Octopus wolfi) against a white background. It is facing the left, and it has its arms stretched out and curved. One arm reaches forward, and another reaches back, and the others reach outward. It has two rows of suckers per arm. It is an brownish orange colour.