MonsterQuestBoneless Horror
TV-PG
S2 • E11 Aug 13, 2008 45m6.1
Throughout history there have been sightings of a massive octopus big enough to attack and sink boats. Could such a creature really exist?
Our divers probe the depths of the North Pacific where the world's largest known species of octopus lives. Could these octopuses be a food source for a monster? The investigation will use various underwater camera systems, including a tiny camera small enough to probe inside octopus lairs. Deep waters, rough currents, freezing temperatures and the prospect of encountering a
20-ton boneless horror make this a dangerous expedition.
Our divers probe the depths of the North Pacific where the world's largest known species of octopus lives. Could these octopuses be a food source for a monster? The investigation will use various underwater camera systems, including a tiny camera small enough to probe inside octopus lairs. Deep waters, rough currents, freezing temperatures and the prospect of encountering a
20-ton boneless horror make this a dangerous expedition.
