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What has no fins and leg?
an octipus
Is a octipus a mammle or fish?
a mammal
Are octipus mammals?
No, octopus are fish.
How many sides oktagone have?
An *Octagon* has 8 sides. Like an Octopus has 8 tenticles.
What does jellyfish use as weapons?
their tenticles
What is the tree octipus preditor?
what is the tree octipuses preditor
What eats octipus?
Octopuses are eaten by a variety of predators including sharks, eels, dolphins, seals, and some species of fish like groupers. Additionally, humans also consume octopuses as a source of food in many cultures around the world.
Who is SpongeBob neighbor?
squidward tenticles
How is a squid like a octopus?
They both have tenticles
What are Octopuses like when they are born?
They have eyes and 8 tenticles
What 8 things are found on an octopus?
8 tenticles
How does octopus eats?
they break their food bown and stuff it in thier body using their tentickles.
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