They get their name from their habit of lodging themselves inside empty coconut husks. Coconut octopuses, also known as Amphioctopus marginatus, are typically found in sandy, muddy habitats in ...

An curved arrow pointing right. The Philippines is the second-largest producer of coconuts in the world. An estimated 9 billion husks are burned or left to rot here every year. Fortuna Cools makes ...

This avid collector of discarded coconut husks is a widespread inhabitant of seas across the world. It is usually tiny, sometimes even smaller than the blue-ringed octopus. It likes to make its ...

To do this, they dig a shallow pit, kindle a fire using dried coconut husks and tinder, and they proceed to stack piles of wood around the fire. Once things are smoking, they set lava stones on ...

Tamil Nadu is a manufacturing hub for the eco-friendly substance derived from coconut husks. Coco peat retains a lot of water and is a popular alternative to sand.