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Gelatinous Blanket Octopus
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Gelatinous Blanket Octopus

Tremoctopus gelatus

Tremoctopus gelatus, the gelatinous blanket octopus, is a species of octopod formally described by Thomas in 1977. The length of T. gelatus is unknown. The gelatinous blanket octopus lives in pelagic subtropical waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

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