Cephalopods
- Secret Home Lab on Adam Savage’s Tested
- Adam Savage says nice things about Rich
- Love, Octopus-ly – Science Friday covers the Secret Home Lab
- Search for the Flapjack Octopus
- Designer clownfish as feeder fish
- Tumblr answer time
- What Would Inky Think: Is It OK to Cage an Octopus?
- National Geographic Magazine – What’s Odd About That Octopus? It’s Mating Beak to Beak.
- This Week In Science – we talk about the larger pacific striped octopus
- Discovery News: Understanding The Weird Anatomy Of An Octopus
- Cohabitating with an eight-legged bigfoot
- Octopus Ask Me Anything
- Science Friday: The Strangely Social Life of the Larger Pacific Striped Octopus
- Behavior and Body Patterns of the Larger Pacific Striped Octopus
- Penn’s Sunday School: Octopodes and the Cephs, and Laws Make Weasels
- How male octopuses avoid being eaten by hungry females
- Social Octopus Species Shatters Beliefs About Ocean Dwellers
- Collection, Transport and Husbandry of the Coconut Octopus, Amphioctopus marginatus, from the Philippines
- 2011 Philippine Biodiversity Expedition Summary
- Look At That! Look At That! It’s Cephalopod Sunday! – Penn’s Sunday School
- Designer Clownfish as feeder fish
- A demanding pet with 8 legs and personality
- Cephalopods – Octopuses and Cuttlefishes for the Home Aquarium
- Rare Kissing Octopus Unveiled For the First Time
- Larger Pacific Octopus coverage: SFChronicle, GiantCuttlefishSF Gate, Sci-News, Reef Builders, Advanced Aquarist
- Penn’s Sunday School – Blow it out your squid funnel
- Penn’s Sunday School – Who Is More Libertarian, Glenn Beck or a Colossal Squid?
- Wonderful Wunderpus
- Penn’s Sunday School – Squid Sperm and Gilbert Gottfried
- Squid inseminates Korean Lady’s mouth
- Penn’ Sunday School – Squid Sperm Sunday
- Opportunistic mimicry by a Jawfish
- Fascinating Flamboyants
- Release the kraken?
- Nerd Nite SF: “Boneless Sex: How Cephalopods Make Sweet, Sweet Love” by Richard Ross, 7/20/11
- Coconut Octopus grows and opens jars
- Commensal fish and Mimic Octopus? Science in action!
- Mimic Octopus Cartoon
- Sepia latimanus are 6 months old and flashing colors like adults
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