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Video: It's octopus sex!
Mating marks the beginning of the end of a lifecycle for some animals. Clove, a male giant Pacific octopus mated with C.C. in October at the Vancouver Aquarium and died 67 days after. C.C. could soon lay nearly 100,000 eggs.
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Photograph by: Handout, Vancouver Aquarium
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Mating marks the beginning of the end of a lifecycle for some animals. Clove, a male giant Pacific octopus mated with C.C. in October at the Vancouver Aquarium and died 67 days after. C.C. could soon lay nearly 100,000 eggs.
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