The Dumbo Octopus is a Legendary fish obtainable at Roslit Bay's coral reef. Due to its high rarity, it makes for a challenging catch, moving sporadically across the fishing bar. When hooked, a -15% progress speed decrease is inflicted.

2025年1月27日 · The Dumbo Octopus is a deep-sea dweller, named for its ear like fins that resemble the ears of Disney's famous elephant character. With a soft, gelatinous body and gentle movements, it glides through the oceans and coral reefs of Roslit Bay.

Grimpoteuthis [1] is a genus of pelagic cirrate (finned) octopods known as the dumbo octopi. [2] The name "dumbo" originates from their resemblance to the title character of Disney's 1941 film Dumbo, having two prominent ear-like fins which extend from the mantle above each eye. There are 17 species recognized in the genus. [3] [4]

2024年12月12日 · One of the cutest fish you can reel in is the Dumbo Octopus, named for the fins on its head that resemble the famous elephant. However, this little guy is not easy to get a hold of, so we’re here...

With fins resembling the ears of Disney’s Dumbo, the dumbo octopus is a genus of deep-sea umbrella octopus. Learn more and see how to protect their habitat.

4 天之前 · Here's how you can catch the bestiary-exclusive fish and finish it in one go. ... Dumbo Octopus: Legendary: Roslit Coral Reef: Worm: Any: Winter: Rainy: Manta Ray: Mythical: Roslit Coral Reef: Shrimp:

The Dumbo octopus, genus Grimpoteuthis, is the world's deepest-living octopus. It's named after its large ear-like fins, which resemble Disney's big-eared elephant. There's much more to this fascinating octopus than its adorable appearance.

This 8-inch Grimpoteuthis lives in the abyss zone of the ocean, so they tend to eat what they find on the ocean floor, which includes snails, worms, and sometimes small fish. The dumbo octopus dives in on their prey, and devours it, very similar to their other cephalopod relatives.

This octopus is named after Disney's Dumbo elephant! Dumbo Octopus live at extreme depths, slowly foraging for food on the sea floor, by flapping their ear-like fins and using their webbed arms to steer!

Dumbo octopuses are considered a "living fossil," with their lineage tracing back millions of years, making them a fascinating subject for evolutionary studies. Diet: Small crustaceans, worms, and small fish. The dumbo octopus, also known as Grimpoteuthis, is a genus of …