Assertion: pacific striped octopus | /r/AtLocation | groups of up to 40 individuals
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text: In fact, their loner ways are so well known that when Panamanian biologist Aradio Rodaniche documented the Pacific striped octopus living in groups of up to 40 individuals in 1991, not just tolerating each other but mating sucker-to-sucker and laying multiple clutches of eggs, his account was written off as ridiculous.