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• Cooper Clarence Tamula struggled to remove an octopus that suddenly clung to his face in Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• The fisherman caught the sea creature while carrying out his usual work at sea
• He removed its arms one at a time, but the others continued holding onto him
• According to the report, he is already familiar with similar encounters because of his livelihood

Cooper Clarence Tamula experienced an unusual encounter with an octopus he caught in Puerto Princesa, Palawan.

The incident was featured in a video report by Unang Balita. It showed the fisherman trying to remove the sea creature after it firmly clung to his face.

According to the report, Cooper bit one part of the octopus in an attempt to kill it. However, the animal suddenly attached itself to his face.

The footage showed him carefully pulling away the octopus while its arms remained wrapped around him. Whenever he managed to remove one arm, another continued to hold on.

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The situation appeared to be challenging as several of the animal’s arms stayed attached to his face and upper body. Cooper continued removing them one by one while remaining seated on the boat.

Despite the difficulty, the fisherman stayed focused on freeing himself from the animal. He eventually succeeded in removing the entire octopus from his face.

The incident may have looked unusual to viewers, but it was apparently not a new experience for Cooper.

Unang Balita reported that the fisherman had experienced similar encounters in the past. Being grabbed by an octopus was something he had become familiar with because of his regular work at sea.

His reaction also showed his experience in handling sea creatures. He continued removing the octopus without abandoning his catch or leaving his position on the boat.

The short video focused on Cooper’s struggle with the animal and how he eventually freed himself from its grip. It also offered viewers a closer look at one of the unexpected situations that fishermen may encounter while working.

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No injury or need for medical treatment was mentioned in the provided report.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh