1M views · 25K reactions | Watch a cuttlefish transform into a leaf...

138K views · 7.7K reactions | The flamboyant cuttlefish uses specialized chromatophores to rapidly shift its skin color and texture in a stunning display of dynamic camouflage and communication — a process that, paired with its rhythmic movement, resembles a biological dance synced to the ocean’s pulse. #oceanreality #cephalopodscience #flamboyantcuttlefish #neurobiologyofcolor #oceanintelligence | Ocean Reality Channel | Facebook

3.1K views · 43 reactions | Ever seen a cuttlefish eat? It’s equal parts eerie and amazing. In the video, you’ll spot those two lightning-fast tentacles shooting out to snatch up shrimp and pull them toward their beak. It might feel a little unsettling to watch, but that’s just nature doing its thing—efficient, fascinating, and a little spooky.  Watch as our cuttlefish strike, grab (and sometimes miss 來), and enjoy their feast! : Biologist Alexis | Adventure Aquarium | Facebook

430K views · 2.3K reactions | Cuttlefish are an amazing creature, and a treat to see on any dive. This showman in the Solomon Islands never came too close (or got too far) from the camera lens, putting on a fantastic display of changing colors and flashing. Check out OceanShutter for more great underwater videos! | Scuba Diver Life | Facebook

36K views · 2.2K reactions | : bugDreamer.com // Night dive with a baby cuttlefish in the Flores Sea! Cuttlefish utilize their excellent eyesight in addition to camouflage to increase their survival. Light-emitting cells called photophores allow for bioluminescence in many cephalopods, which may be used to confuse or startle predators, or potentially as a lure to attract prey. Location: Komodo, Indonesia. Filmed by Marcelo Johan Ogata | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR | Facebook