Marine Biologist Rochell Constantine and his research group met a completely unexpected thing that was completely unexpected during the research trip to the northern shore of New Zealand, which left them absolutely astonished.

Until December 2023, the short-term Mako Shark swimmingly through the water, the strange thing to catch their eyes.

“It really had a big orange-brown form on the head”, “recently, who Discovery has been discovered in a blog posthas said As it happens Host Neil County?

“We are like.

To get to it, the team approached their ship closer to shark, deploy the plane for air shots and was stuck in the water.

What they discovered was far away. The mysterious block was actually a Maori octopus, clinging to sharks.

“It simply came to our notice then. “You can see a target … Wander every day and then.”

The team didn't give an anonymous DUO for a long time.

“It was almost immediately called the water,” Constantine said. “Shactopos”.

A very incredible couple

Maori octopus, the largest octopus in the southern hemisphere, lives deeply and fed on the coast, says Constantine.

Meanwhile, Mako Shark is usually swimming in the middle, dive into large depths, but rarely if he ever approaching the ocean floor.

“How did they actually found each other's biggest mystery?” Said Constantine. “They have many different worlds.”

Constantine says scientists can only manipulate what he brought them together.

“I think unless the octopus remains from the mouth of Maco sharks, they are probably definitely friends,” he said.

Victoria Sea Biologist Verenen Tunikliff, who was involved in the expedition, said that the octopus was probably fell to the shark and hid his back.

“It's a very bright animal. Where is the safest place?

“I can't imagine that it will be joy, but you never know.”

Keeping it a mystery

Although the Mystery remains a mysterious interest in the world.

Watch | Unmanned Staff of the University of Oakland shacthtopus From the top. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cYLBARKMDY

And Konstantin is for everyone for the conversation and attention that he has caused the “snus”.

“I They really loved that all over the world and all these languages, people talk, “Well, what is it?” Why would they find each other? What's going on? ”

Unexpected meeting for Konstantine refers to as reminder of how much we still need to learn about the ocean and its incredible creatures. whereas Exposing us to be better for it.

“The lives of these animals are much more than they understand them,” he said.

“I think it's right in the ocean for everything.