Octopuses primarily prey on crustaceans, such as crabs and shrimp, as well as mollusks like clams and snails. They use their keen eyesight and ability to camouflage to hunt effectively, often ambushing their prey. Additionally, some larger octopus species may also consume fish and other small marine animals. Their flexible bodies and strong beaks allow them to access hard-shelled prey.
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NO it is not a fish
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Depending on species you have a large variety of sizes.
On my calculations the blue ringed octopus is more dangerous than the blue lined octopus because it is very poisonous and it has no cure.
Seals, sharks, eels, and even other octopuses.
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Yes they are cold blooded
The octopus habitat depends on the type of octopus. The majroity of octopus makes it home on the ocean floor in cracks and crevices in the rock formations.