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Pets & Animals 30th Apr 2021 11:29 AM | Updated: 11:31 AM Despite being overrun by celebrities, influencers and tourists - nothing was going to stop this giant octopus from spending some time on the sands of Wategos Beach in Byron Bay. Sydney resident Jarrah Brailey filmed the eight-legged creature making its way across the sand towards some nearby rocks. The octopus, which had tentacles around 30cm long, appeared to frequently change its colours with each movement. A giant octopus was filmed s...

Watch: 'Massive' octopus legs it across popular Byron Bay, Australia, beach 30 Apr, 2021 01:21 AM 2 minutes to read Massive octopus filmed pulling itself along Byron Bay beach. Video / Jarrah Brailey via Nine News news.com.au Despite being overrun by celebrities, influencers and tourists, nothing was going to stop this "massive" octopus from spending some time on the sands of Wategos Beach in Byron Bay. Sydney resident Jarrah Brailey filmed the eight-legged creature making its way across the sand towards some nearby rocks. The octopus, which had tentacles about 30cm long, appeared to change i...

Rare sighting: Giant colour-changing octopus spotted sliding along popular Byron Bay beach Newshub 29/04/2021 Lana Andelane © Jarrah Bailey / Instagram The massive colour-changing creature amazed onlookers on Wategos Beach at the popular coastal destination Byron Bay. A giant, colour-changing octopus has been spotted slithering across the sand of a popular beach in Byron Bay, a coastal hamlet in New South Wales. The eight-legged deep-sea dweller was filmed sliding towards nearby rocks on Wategos Beach, located around two kilometres east of Byron Bay's town centre, by usin...

Sydney resident Jarrah Brailey was enjoying an afternoon walk when she spotted the creature.

A giant octopus has joined the long list of Hollywood celebrities and social influencers flocking to the ultra-glamorous beachside hamlet of Byron Bay. The eight-legged ocean dweller was captured on camera sliding across the sands of Wategos Beach, as shocked onlookers watched on startled and mesmorised by its changing colours. Sydney resident Jarrah Brailey filmed the creature, with tentacles around 30cm long, casually making its way towards nearby rocks. 'It was so crazy, I couldn't believe it,' Ms Brailey told Daily Mail Australia. She said it was changing colour depending on whether it w...