Animals
Octopus Census Found How Many of These Ocean Giants?
The population of giant Pacific octopus in the Puget Sound has long been ill-studied by scientists, so the Seattle Aquarium decided to conduct a unique octopus census to better assess the health of these ocean giants.
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