A crab picked the wrong area to take a dip, because its quiet moment was interrupted when an octopus popped out of nowhere and attacked the startled creature ON LAND. On land! Are we next?! The ...

The crab wasn’t the only one surprised as the videographer begins to shake her camera. “There’s an octopus eating a crab!” she bellows in a rich Australian accent.

This battle to the death between an octopus and a crab is truly horrifying. The unsuspecting crab, about four inches long, is first seen minding his own business next to a rock pool in Yallingup ...

This octopus wasn't going to let a little thing like land get in the way of its dinner. Beachgoer Porsche Indrise captured this footage of an octopus launching itself out of the water and grabbing a ...

Bill Webb’s plan was to leave Pillar Point Harbor before dawn Thursday, head out to sea and release his captive where he’d found it. But the giant Pacific octopus had other ideas.

A woman in Australia was filming an innocent crab just hanging out near some water in Yallingup, West Australia, when things took a very disturbing turn. Out of nowhere, an octopus leapt from ...

An octopus was made to work for its dinner after it was recorded chasing after a crab in Rose Base, Sydney. After a long pursuit the predator eventually catches its prey with its tentacles.

On February 10, 2017, scuba divers were filming a battle between a red octopus and a swimmer crab. The 'pus was obviously going to come out victorious until a third player joined in ...

It seems like a highly unlikely case but extraordinary footage has emerged of what appears to be an octopus attacking a crab at a rockpool in in Yallingup, southwest of Western Australia.

This octopus wasn't going to let a little thing like land get in the way of its dinner. Beachgoer Porsche Indrise captured this footage of an octopus launching itself out of the water and grabbing a ...

Bill Webb’s plan was to leave Pillar Point Harbor before dawn Thursday, head out to sea and release his captive where he’d found it. But the giant Pacific octopus had other ideas. Sometime ...