In December 1998, in Matoya Bay, a 7 lb octopus was caught; it was 3 ft long and was the first creature with extra appendages to lay eggs. The whopper had 96 tentacles in all, but its children had the normal 8.

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In December 1998, in Matoya Bay, a 7 lb octopus was caught; it was 3 ft long and was the first creature with extra appendages to lay eggs. The whopper had 96 tentacles in all, but its children had the normal 8. - Did You Know?

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In December 1998, in Matoya Bay, a 7 lb octopus was caught; it was 3 ft long and was the first creature with extra appendages to lay eggs. The whopper had 96 tentacles in all, but its children had the normal 8.