Not so fast buddy, that's my fish

[captain]

http://www.break.com/index/so-long-and- ... sh-2370628

[antique diver]

That's a great wrestling match! Lucky for the Octopus that it was a fairly benign Gold-Spotted Eel instead of a toothy Moray that loves to eat Octopi. Maybe they should have been left alone to let nature take its course.

[captain]

That's a great wrestling match! Lucky for the Octopus that it was a fairly benign Gold-Spotted Eel instead of a toothy Moray that loves to eat Octopi. Maybe they should have been left alone to let nature take its course.

???

[DaleC]

Must be the narcosis.

Really, I think the guy was ok giving up the fish; he just wanted his hand back first!

[Bryan]

That's a great wrestling match! Lucky for the Octopus that it was a fairly benign Gold-Spotted Eel instead of a toothy Moray that loves to eat Octopi. Maybe they should have been left alone to let nature take its course.

???

Bills Interweb must be different than ours..

[antique diver]

That's a great wrestling match! Lucky for the Octopus that it was a fairly benign Gold-Spotted Eel instead of a toothy Moray that loves to eat Octopi. Maybe they should have been left alone to let nature take its course.

???

Bills Interweb must be different than ours..

The video that I saw was of an octopus holding onto a gold spotted snake eel. When I saw the response to my remarks I wasn't sure who was crazy... so I looked again and saw the video of the grouper taking the speared fish. Not sure how I got the octopus/eel flick, and I can't find it now. No, I wasn't even drinking!

[antique diver]

OK... This is what I saw and made reference to! I haven't got a clue how I got that from clicking on the link originally posted.

Watch it and my original post will make more sense.

http://www.break.com/usercontent/2011/3 ... el-2034961

[DaleC]

Sure Bill... sure..

I thought the eel was going to win. Octos are incredibly strong but, because their blood lacks hemoglobin, they tire easily.