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What predator eats an octopus?
humans
What is the predator of an octopus?
A moray eel
How do an octopus protect themselves from predators?
by squirting ink that is black.The octopus squirts it and the ink will blind the predator and lets the predator escape
What creatures eat octopus?
A 'octopus's' predator for example large fish and other predators
How does an octopus protect itself from a predator?
it stinks ink
What is the self defense of the octopus?
Squirting ink at the predator and once the predator is blinded, it swims away.
What is the euglena predator?
wild cats,octopus,people,wood
Can the octopus smell?
octopus use there mouth to feel and taste things. also, octopus only squirt ink to let his predator know that he is going to fight.
Is the octopus a predator?
Yes. It eats crabs, squid, cuttlefish, ect.
Is a blue ringed octopus a predator?
Yes, it preys on other creatures.
What is the predator of a starfish?
octopus ( i think ), sharks, rays, and large bony fishes
What do octopus use there ink for?
To blind the predator and buy some time to get away
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