Sighted: rare creature along the Northwestern Hawaiian islands
TIME WIND, SOLAR ENERGY IS A RECENT DEEP SEA DIVE OFF THE NORTHWESTERN HAWAIIAN ISLANDS BROUGHT SCIENTIST FACE TO FACE DUMBO OCTOPUS WAS SPOTTED SURFACE ON AN UNNAMED SEE MOUTH. SCIENTISTS SAY DUMBO OCTOPUSES ARE TYPICALLY SEEN IN DEEP WATERS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC. THEY PROPEL THEMSELVES USING THEIR LARGE HERE SHAPED FINS TO FIND FOOD. THE CREW SAYS THEY SAW 5 IN ONE NIGHT. IT’S TIME IT KIND OF JUST ROAMING AROUND AT THE RV AND SOMEBODY IS LIKELY, BUT IT’S NOT IN THE CORNER. AND THEN EVERYBODY’S STARTS TO GAS FOR THEIR STAR. EVERYBODY STARTS TO FREAK OUT
OF THEIR BASIC DOUBLE US. AND SO WE TAKE THE ARROW BE OVER. WE GO. WE FOLLOW THEM VERY GRACEFULLY. SO WE’VE GOT TO FOLLOW THEM FOR QUITE A WHILE. BUT THAT’S WHAT WE’RE DOING AND HOW LONG THEY CAN HANG OUT THERE FOR ONE THAT WE JUST GOT TO STAY FOR QUITE A WHILE. THROUGH THE WATER. AND IT WAS BEAUTIFUL. THE SCIENTISTS WERE PART OF AN EXPEDITION FUNDED BY NOAA
