Octopuses don't always hunt alone. A new research has found that the solitary creatures sometimes ally with fishes to catch prey. Scientists are excited to see a connection between the two creatures and how it reveals the social life of octopus and fish.

Octopuses seen hunting together with fishes and throwing an occasional punch

Recent research, published in the journal Science, unveiled a surprising connection between the movements of Turquet’s octopuses and the stability of the West Antarctic ice sheet.

Octopus gives startling warning on West Antarctic ice sheet's potential collapse

An 82-year-old South Korean man suffered a heart attack after choking on a dish known as "san-nakji" – live octopus with wriggling tentacles. The incident occurred in Gwangju, a southern city in South Korea, and despite efforts to revive him, the man could not be saved and was pronounced dead at a local hospital.

South Korean man dies from heart attack after choking on 'live octopus' dish

The doctors in Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore were left flabbergasted after they discovered an eight-legged octopus stuck inside the oesophagus (food pipe) of a 55-year-old man.

Doctors discover ‘half-eaten’ octopus stuck inside throat of man in Singapore

A team of scientists has made an astonishing discovery, uncovering a new octopus nursery in the seamounts off the coast of Costa Rica. Additionally, they have confirmed the activity of a previously known nursery in the same area, bringing the total number of documented octopus nurseries worldwide to three, according to Science Alert.

Deep-sea marvel: Extraordinary octopus nursery found in Costa Rica's waters

Octopuses are masters of camouflage. Amazing shape-shifters, the animals have the capability of deceiving by controlling the size of projections on their skin, they can change colour, and create textures ranging from small bumps to tall spikes.

Do octopuses dream? Study suggests they do as they change colour during sleep

A team of international scientists have made a remarkable discovery of a new deep-sea octopus nursery at a low-temperature hydrothermal vent off the coast of Costa Rica.

Unveiling the depth: Third active octopus nursery found in deep-sea habitat off Costa Rican coast. Watch!

Rounded bodies, bulging eyes, and eight long arms - these distinctive features define octopuses of the world. They are quite popular with their ability to camouflage, shape-shifting, and more.

Here's how the stripe patterns in Pygmy zebra octopus will help future studies

A plan by a multinational company to build world's first octopus farm to breed the animals for consumption is facing flak, said a BBC report. Octopuses which are consumed in Europe, Asia, Latin America and other regions of the world have not been farmed before.

Plan to build first-ever octopus farm in the world raises concerns

In 2016, a white octopus floated motionlessly on the ocean floor while gazing into the camera of a deep-diving robot with its beady eyes at a depth of 4,290 metres, in the ocean off Hawaii.

WATCH | Casper, the ghostly octopus discovered in waters off Hawaii is likely new species

Cowrie-shell artefacts that were found throughout the Mariana Islands were lures used for hunting octopuses, an archaeological study has determined. The study also found that the devices are the oldest known artefacts of their kind in the world.

Octopus lures from the Mariana Islands are oldest in the world, archaeological study finds

Octopuses are surely strange to look at. A blob of jelly with two eyes and tentacles can scare the life out of you if you happen to cross their path in the sea. The slimy creature slips in and out of sight and is able to compress its soft body to an astonishing degree.

Octopuses came from space? This study says so

Researchers at the University of Sydney have studied a set of patterns and behaviour of octopuses at an Australian site that revealed "targeted throwing" based on social effects in interactions between individuals.

Video: Study shows how female octopuses prevent 'mating attempts' made by males

The octopus is an elusive creature, and new research brings to light even more riveting information about the animal. Turns out, much like humans, the creature with eight limbs and three hearts is capable of dreaming while asleep.

Octopuses can change colour and dream while sleeping, new study finds

Ever seen an octopus punching a fish? Turns out, it happens in nature more often than you think. And no, octopuses don’t do it to always serve a purpose. Sometimes, it’s simply out of… spite!

Research finds octopuses punch fish, but why?

Octopuses Predictions - Everybody loves predictions. The fact that there ARE predictions in itself proves that an outcome about something is eagerly anticipated.

US Elections 2020: Where are the Octopuses?

New Zealand seal slaps canoer with octopus

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