Octopus Kills Shark
 

This is some wild stuff. I never knew an octopus could kill a shark.
http://video.th.msn.com/watch/video/...shark/equeg923

Simply awesome

That was cool, but why wouldn't they stop filming and call for help. lol
Its like putting a rat in front of a Snake.

Nice...I've always like the octopus but have new respect for them after seeing that. Owned.

The shark police?

Hah, that was awesome... the narrator was a little annoying though, lol

so we can defeat tubes then?! :D

i love shark meat

Put some Grey Whites in that tank and then make the video again..........

Its like they found a way to make Adam Carolla more annoying

old but still good

awesome ....

Ugh NatGeo has the absolute worst narration and scripting. They're also bad with reusing shots again and again and.... yes, again.

But that was cool video :)

Supposedly a shark can kill an octopus, he says.

Round 1! Fight!

Octopus Wins

Well Done!

Fatality!

because national geographic doesn't interfere with nature, that would of happened weather the cameras been there or not.

How in the hell would anyone stop that anyway?

I for one have broken up MANY bar fights in my days, but getting in between a SHARK and an OCTOPUS that is fucking up a shark already... not gonna happen.

Dogfish aren't much of a shark,didn't put up much of a fight

Even if it was a hand held cam and being observed in the act, what exactly would they do to stop it? That octopus took that shark out quick.

They have too many defenses to be that much of an aggressor. I was just surprised that they had seemingly little effect on the octopus.

Radical.

based on the narration at 2:12 sounds like dead carcasses kept showing up so they set up cameras to figure it out, even if it was filmed live I doubt anyone would jump in and try to pry him loose as he handled the shark with minimal effort so a human would probably be no match as well and who wants cause of death listed as smothered by an octopus. :thumbsup

'Poor' shark didn't stand a chance!

Bah, that's nothing!





:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

That`s impressive!

and we thought sharks were the top of the food chain....

I didn't know that they can do that to a shark

Never trust anything with more than 2 arms

When i started Diving here in BC our instructor was kind enough to tell me about the time she was grabbed by one of these Giants.
Grabbed, pinned to a reef where after it tried to drag her into its den....luckely the opening was just too small for her to slip through.

She was pinned there for a good 10 minutes until her partner could free her

never thought that the octopus can be that dangerous

wow... nice beast :D

Please tell me that this is from a children's programme? No way can that commentry be from a programme an intelligent adult would watch.

one reason not to feel guilty about supersizing, scary shit :helpme

nuts :)

crazy :upsidedow

+1

I remember seeing a doco where an orca was chasing a bull seal, which tried to jump into the boat the crew were on... they decided that since their presence wasn't natural they should move the boat away. The orca got the seal.

something they forgot to mention... this video was made at Seattle Aquarium and the craziest part is that the Octopus was actually in a completely separate tank. At night it found a way to get out of its tank, through a hole only a couple inches in diameter, crawl across the FLOOR... CLIMB INTO THE BIG TANK... pinning the sharks, snacking, then crawling back into its own tank. They could figure it out so that is why they brought in the cameras.

Now that is freaking crazy. And anyone that doesn't think a spiny dogfish could lay out a pretty nasty bite just needs to spend time with some of the fishermen up here missing fingers.