乌贼产卵：雌性在泰国硬珊瑚下准备产卵

e pharaoh cuttlefish (Sepia pharaonis) positions herself to lay eggs beneath a hard coral (Porites sp.) on a sandy Andaman Sea reef floor, a rarely filmed moment of cuttlefish spawning and egg laying. Her skin shifts from dark mottled brown to pale beige streaks against the pale sand as she moves into place. In one laboratory study, females laid an average of about 185 eggs. 4K, vertical wide shot, rear view tracking to side view, scuba diver POV. Phi Phi Islands, Andaman Sea, Krabi Province, Thailand.