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The changes between these two octopuses is that the Dumbo octopuses legs are shorter and also the webbing around their legs which make them look like an umbrella now goes out nearly to the edge unlike the Grimpoteuthis innominata where their webbing hardly comes out at all. The Dumbo octopuses eyes have actually stayed the same size but its body has gotten smaller while their ears are still around the same size and still have the same function.

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