Two divers have been left stunned after an extraordinary encounter with one of the world's largest species of octopus.
Two divers have been left stunned after an extraordinary encounter with one of the world's largest species of octopus.
Chris Mullen, 35, from Carlisle, Cumbria, was diving with pal John Roney, 31, off the coast of his hometown of Vancouver Island, Canada, when the creature hugged them before taking a selfie.
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