An ink-credible rare sight, caught on camera, catches an octopus as it changes its colors from white to orange.

This curled octopus found itself high and dry after the tide went out while it was slumbering under a rock at Menai Bridge beach in Wales. After groping around for some water, the octopus was forced to make a dash for the sea, quickly changing colour from a visible milky white to a more camouflaged orange to hide against the rocks.

An octopus has been spotted changing colour in ink-credible footage from a Welsh beach. Beachgoers captured the rare sight of the curled octopus while locking in rock pools on Menai Bridge beach on Anglesey. The footage shows white tentacles appearing from underneath a rock before the octopus appears and turns bright orange.

An octopus at a beach in North Wales has been caught on camera changing its colour. The footage, which shows a curled octopus changing from white to bright orange, was shot by Ciara Taylor of the Marine Conservation Society (MCS).

An curled octopus on the Menai Bridge beach in Anglesey has been filmed changing colour in what has been described as a "rarely" seen event.

RARELY seen footage of an octopus changing colour has been captured in a perhaps unlikely location: the shores of Wales. It follows the biggest boom in octopi numbers in the UK for decades. The