“The shark seemed quite happy, and the octopus seemed quite happy,” Constantine told The New York Times. “It was a very calm scene.” But no one knows how it began—or ended.

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If the octopus slid off, the shark could have eaten it. Equally, in waters this shallow — just 100 to 130 feet deep — there’s a chance the octopus could have landed safely on the seabed.

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The team spotted an orange mass on a Mako shark’s head and sent in a pair of cameras for a closer look. They then realized the odd blob was a coiled octopus hitching a ride on the shark.