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Why is octupus called an octupus?
octupus is of greek origin.. it actually means that this creature has eight legs
Where does the octupus live?
In the red sea
Why does octupus ink people?
because octupus don`t want you near them
What is more closely related to octupus?
are salamanders or snails closely related to an octupus
Is an octupus a vertebrate?
no it is not
Is there an octupus in the wetlands?
No!
Does an octupus have backbones?
No, it does not.
Are octupus mammals?
An octopus is classified as a "mollusc", not a mammal.
Why was the Southern Pacific Railroad called The octupus?
Because it smells like octupus in that place and had long roads full of holrd, just like the octupus tenticules...
What a octupus looks like?
An octupus looks like a slimy big head with a body of 8 legs or arms.
Where do octupus live?
the atmosphere
Is a octupus a mollusk?
yes
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