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The blue ringed octopus has been known to kill humans. It injects a paralytic venom that leads to paralysis, and subsequent respiratory failure. While artificial respiration is advised, there is no known antidote for this venom. The Pacific Octopus is also capable of killing a human being, but this phenomenon is incredibly unlikely, and almost unheard of.
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Is an octopuse a vertebrate?
No.
Is a octopuse a fish?
NO it is not a fish
How many legs does an octopuse have?
8
Do octopuse lay eggs?
Yes
Is a blue ringed octopuse a mammal?
No.
Does an octopuse have a nose?
Octopuses don't!
How big is an octopuse?
Depending on species you have a large variety of sizes.
Why is the blue ringed octopuse the most dangerous octopuse?
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.
What eats octopuse?
Seals, sharks, eels, and even other octopuses.
Did megalodon die because it ate to much blue ringed octopuse?
yes
Are octopuse cold blooded or warm?
Yes they are cold blooded
Why do guns kill people?
guns dont kill people, people kill people.
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