Giant octopus mothers her eggs at Alaska SeaLife Center
In Seward Alaska Aurora a giant Pacific octopus tended tens of thousands of eggs after her mate J1 died. Aquarists initially labeled the eggs sterile but Meghan Kokal observed two red dots on each egg indicating eyes and the center decided to continue caring for the brood.
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Alaska Sealife Center
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Giant Pacific octopus cares for eggs in Alaska nursery
Aurora a female giant octopus at the Alaska Sealife Center tended thousands of eggs despite caretakers quitting hope. Her mate J appeared in September and interns found tiny red dots in the eggs, signaling potential hatchlings. Hatchlings could number from a few to a few thousand and may emerge by spring.
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Aurora
Kokal
Alaska Sealife Center
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