Not sure how many beaks it has, if any, but it has eight tentacles.
No, they do not. Some people thing so, but examples show differently. I'm sorry beak fans, but octopus' do NOT have beaks. Acually octopus do have beaks if you go on google there are words from the scientists that octopus do have beaks.
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octopus do not have teeth. they have beaks.
Yes an octopus does have a beak. Sorry wackys out there that think octopuses don't have beaks but they do. Sorry to disappoint you. They eat with their beaks!Yes, the only hard part of an octopi's body is the beak, similar to a parrot's beak. Squids also have beaks as mouths.
they have things like :-sharp beaks for eating-fast and can shoot away from dangerAnd if you know about Blue ringed octopus-sharp beaks for biting-can shoot venom-deadly venom-very small ( about the size of a golf ball)These are things i know off the top of my head but feel free to look up more specific adaptations or ask people around.
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No, the octopus does not have any measurable iodine, maybe some trace minerals, but it is not the ink.
No, the octopus has neither bones nor cartilage, nor shell/exoskeleton.
Any octopus, as a species, do not have a spine, so all are invertebrates.
they have 3 hearts