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Ancient giant octopus reached 19 metres, study finds
New research analyzing fossil jaws suggests that giant octopuses prowled ancient oceans 100 million years ago, reaching lengths of up to 19 meters. These invertebrates were likely top predators with advanced brain function capable of crushing hard-shelled prey.
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