"Unbelievable" octopus encounter in BC caught in stunning video



A veteran diver in B.C. is sharing her story about an “unbelievable” encounter she had recently with a giant Pacific octopus near Campbell River last weekend.

Andrea Humphreys says while diving with friends, the octopus approached them and spent about 40 minutes climbing on her mask and camera. Much of the encounter was caught on video.

“It was just unbelievable. I’ve been diving for so long and never had an encounter like this,” she said.

Kylie Stanton reports on Humphreys experience and what advice she’d share to others thinking about getting into diving.

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39 thoughts on “"Unbelievable" octopus encounter in BC caught in stunning video”

  1. السلام عليكم هذا 👆🏻رقمي
    ساعدني يااخي الله يحفظك ويوفقك ويرزقك ويسعدك تصدق علينا بااللي يكتبها الله جزاك الله خير ربي يغنيك ويفتح عليك ويسهل امورك افعل خير يااخي احنا ايتام نازحين جاوعين فقراء مساكين ماعندنا الأكل وعلينا ايجار البيت صاحب البيت كل يوم واقف على الباب يشتي الايجار ولا بيخرجنا في الشارع ونحن حالتنا صعبه والله العظيم ماعندنا حق اكلنا ولقمه عيشنا ارحمنا لوجه الله ربي يرحمك ويرحم والديك في الدنيا والآخرة ولايحيجك لأي مخلوق يارب الله يقضي حاجتك ويفرج همك ويبني لك قصر في الجنه بكل ريال تساعدنا به يارب الله يعزك ويكرمك ويعلي مراتبك ويطول بعمرك ويجبر بخاطرك ويرفع قدرك وشانك ويعوضك كل خير ويسهل عليك افعل خير الله يخليك ويبارك فيك وفي صحتك واهلك واولادك ورزقك وعملك الله يكتب اجرك ويجعلها في ميزان حسناتك ويجزاك كل خير يارب…

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  2. Are we seeing her scuba ALONE? Both times you showed her going down and coming up from the water it appears she does not have a dive partner. I dive in portal cove and see massive octopus and 10 foot jelly fish patches all the time- right off the shore and they hangout and will chill and show you how they catch crabs and sit and eat them in front of you. Anyone that dives off the B.C. shore knows this isn’t an uncommon sight. Sorry to burst your bubble. Most divers make more of an effort to keep a distance though……

    Are we going to get a breaking story about the multicoloured starfish wall at Wycliff park? If she’s been diving these waters for 12 years and only saw a giant octopus once that starfish wall that’s been there for decades is really going to blow her mind lol

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  3. Anyone watching this please do not attempt to scuba dive alone. Especially in B.C. waters where you can get stuck in massive kelp beds and die simply from being stuck. Our currents are intense at times. Scuba alone has to be the dumbest thing to ever do. You are asking for death.

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