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Day Octopus Octopus cyanea, a female remains beside her eggs that are deposited in a den, and she dies soon after they hatch, Longdong, Northeast, Taiwan. Longdong (Dragon Cave) is the largest bay on the Northeast Coast and the bay host an abundant marine life.

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taipei, northeast, Longdong, park, pacific, ocean, taiwan, wildlife, conservation, wildwondersoftaiwan, magnuslundgren, magnuslundgrenphotography, octopus, cyanea, egg, eggs, den, protect, underwater
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Day Octopus Octopus cyanea, a female remains beside her eggs that are deposited in a den, and she dies soon after they hatch, Longdong, Northeast, Taiwan. Longdong (Dragon Cave) is the largest bay on the Northeast Coast and the bay host an abundant marine life.