Fisherman gets overpowered by his own catch

Cameraman said

Bro looked like a zombie after 🤣😂

Just like a zombie for real

Dude was better off with it on his face.

That’s a vampire octopus 😭

This magnificent giant Pacific octopus caught off the coast of California by sportfishers.

Camera/phone niggas will watch a mf die for content 🤦🏾‍♂️

The cameraman

Friday the 13th 🔪

Nigga just there to document

One ugly mother fucker. If he didn't want to keep it he could have probably just stuck his head in the water.

He will think twice before messing with an Octopus again

Wait did he always look like that? Wtf

Why he is doing like that😯

Wtf 😂 This shit can actually kill, with no bones on it

The person recording can’t help? Just recording or it’s planned ?

Those testicles got claws too

Yo I would throw that’s shit straight at this nigga filming and not helping me face

His buddy recording

WTF 😭

He’s pregnant now🫠

I’d go home immediately after and to never return.

Octopuses powerful suckers and flexible arms make them so strong and slippery when they are latched to their prey

Dude had a real long struggle with that. The octopus was so determined to ruin him

Don't be around him when the xenomorph pops out of his chest.

it’s Ai retards

That octopus was NOT going down without a fight 😂 Straight-up Alien facehugger mode. Those suckers can generate serious suction some species' larger ones hold up to 35 lbs each! Respect to the guy for prying it off, but I'd have tapped out and gone home.

🤣🤣 it didn't like his face He looks scary

My band thanks you for the cover of our next album

Fuck me running look at buddy’s grill! Octopuses are very intelligent creatures and that one was probably just trying to homie a favor. Fucking Hell 👹

Either AI or he was doing it for the camera

I know I've seen what happens after this before on a movie once!🤔

@Titan9824270 How….. how does this even happen?

Octopus grip are very strong, the octopus wraps its arms around the head or neck, holding on with significant suction strength, which can be difficult to remove quickly while they rarely try to kill a human, an octopus can use its sharp, parrot-like beak to bite, which can cause deep, painful wounds and potentially release venom. Why they do It is largely interpreted as a defensive "warning" or an exploratory action, as octopuses use their suckers to taste and feel their surroundings