An incredible video has captured the moment when an octopus leaps from a rock pool to launch a surprise attack on a crab before dragging the unfortunate crustacean to its death. The 50-second YouTube ...

A diver has captured a dramatic video of a crab squaring up to an octopus on the seabed in Australia. The video sees the blue-ringed octopus crawling along the seabed before encountering the crab, ...

Depending on the day and your place in the food chain, nature is either magical or indiscriminately cruel. Every second of the day, creatures large and small duke it out for dominance and survival but ...

An Australian woman happened to catch on video an octopus making an ill-fated crab its lunch last week. Porsche Indrisie came across the crab when she was exploring the pools of Yallingup, Australia, ...

When she started filming a bright yellow crab clamoring along the rocks on an Australian beach, Porsche Indrisie was not expecting what would come next. "I didn't know why I chose to film this crab, ...

It was bad time to be a crab. An amazing online video shot in Yallingup, Australia shows an octopus leap, seemingly from nowhere, out of a body of water and snatch an unsuspecting crab. The yellow and ...

Octopuses, intelligent and agile predators, typically overpower crabs using their flexible arms, sharp beaks, and problem-solving skills. Crabs rely on their hard shells and strong claws for defense, ...

Florida stone crabs (Menippe mercenaria) are known to diners for their sweet, meaty claws. And octopuses also seem to relish these delicacies. Reports are coming out of Florida that the stone crab ...

Struggling to encourage your students to learn new tunes? Got some crabs handy? Swedish musician and YouTuber Mattias Krantz, known for his eccentric musical experiments, has found a new way of ...

Did you think you were safe on the land? This crab did. This crab thought wrong. Porsche Indrisie was relaxing and shooting some video on the beach in Yallingup, Western Australia, when she captured ...

Previous studies on cephalopod feeding have suggested that predetermined preference for certain prey types can be modified by exposing newly hatched individuals to visual or chemical stimuli ...