With an estimated net worth of $17.5 billion, Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen can afford some expensive toys. His 414-foot yacht, "Octopus," has ... It's stored in an interior dock on the bottom ...

Year after year, Paul Allen's party aboard his massive "Octopus" yacht is one of the hottest after-hour tickets of the Cannes International Film Festival. Models, socialites, and major players in ...

"Octopus" is believed to be the fourth largest yacht in the world only behind the ... club with M/Y Pelorus and M/Y Le Grand Bleu. Paul Allen who is rated the third richest US citizen and seventh ...

For some billionaires, when it comes to buying a yacht, bigger is always ... went for a more antique-inspired interior. #2 Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen owns two of the largest yachts in the ...

It was this advanced technology that a team finally used to locate the wreck, operating from his luxury yacht and exploration vessel, the Octopus, on behalf of Paul Allen. Allen announced the ...

SEATTLE (Reuters) - A massive luxury yacht owned by Microsoft Corp co-founder Paul Allen destroyed most of a protected coral reef during a visit to the Cayman Islands in the Caribbean earlier this ...

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Their high-fidelity computational model is a milestone both in biology, where it can help explain the octopus's impressive capability, and engineering. "The computational model is a useful testbed for ...

Add in the octopus’s small size (generally around eight inches), relatively short arms, bell-shaped body, pale coloring, and tendency to hover over the seafloor, and you’ve got a cephalopod ...

Blanket octopus pairs are some of the undersea world’s oddest couples. What’s so startling is the size difference: Males are about the size of a walnut—less than an inch long—but some ...

BBC Studios has backed Jolly Octopus, a production company founded by The Late Late Show with James Coden executive producer ...

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