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Rich Ross: Chat with an Academy Scientist

Published on May 9, 2013

Rich Ross discusses his work at the Academy with cephalopods– octopus, squid and cuttlefish.
Rich discusses his ‘home-lab” and his exploration with the little-known Larger Pacific Striped Octopus – now in our Animal Attraction exhibit. Check out this video for a close up lookhttp://youtu.be/_6cSBzHl3a4.

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Back of house look at the Coral Spawning Lab

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Comedy Industries/Monkey Wrench Promotional video

Watch the heartbeat of Banggai cardinalfish still in their eggs

Primus Mr. Krinkle music video

Nerd Nite SF: Coral Sex Therapy

The Virgin Voyage

Mr. Saltwater Tank Interviews Richard Ross: “Does the data really matter?”

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Coral anatomy lesson. A coral’s mouth and anus are the same thing. The amazing manus!

Rich Ross: Chat with an Academy Scientist

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Animal Movers – from Birch to CAS

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Coconut Octopus grows and opens jars

Sepia latimanus are 6 months old and flashing colors like adults

Ornate Ghost Pipefish mating, releasing larvae caught on video

A video update of some cephalopods at the California Academy of Sciences including: hunting Coconut Octopus, mating Dwarf Cuttlefish, hunting hatchling Flamboyant Cuttlefish and feeding Broadclub cuttlefish.

Coconut Octopus, Amphioctopus marginatus, on display at Steinhart Aquarium

Spectacular video by Richard Ross of Philippine soft coral spawning event

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Diving on the Moon – Coconut Octopus and more

Sepia latimanus are about 3 months old

O. vulgaris hatchlings still alive and S. latimanus are cute

a bagillion little octo’s

Patterns of schooling fish in the 200,000 gallon Phillipine Reef of the Steinhart Aquarium

Flamboyant Cuttlefish, Metasepia pfefferi, mating on Video

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