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LPSO Female 15 B Eggs In Shell 1 4 2016 C Crop

Female Larger Pacific Striped Octpus are interoparous laying eggs over several months. Eggs are attached to the walls of the den - usually a shell. Females care for their eggs, but unlike most octopuses continue to hunt and mate while brooding. Eggs are small, about 3 mm - the size of mom's eye!
I absolutely love this shot. Of all the many amazing pics Roy has taken, this is among my favorites
 

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Device
NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D810
Aperture
ƒ/32
Focal length
105.0 mm
Exposure time
1/60 second(s)
ISO
100
Filename
LPSO Female 15 B eggs in shell 1 4 2016 C crop.jpg
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3.4 MB
Date taken
Mon, 04 January 2016 4:36 PM
Dimensions
2210px x 1578px

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