The Dumbo Octopus and Facts about it's species
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The document discusses the Dumbo octopus, specifically the Grimpoteuthis Abyssicola species. It provides information on where Dumbo octopuses are found (deep ocean floors around continents), their habitat (ocean floors between 9,800-13,000 feet deep), and their diet (small crustaceans and worms). The behavior of Grimpoteuthis Abyssicola is not well known since scientists have not observed them much, but they do not seem to threaten humans or other animals.
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