How would bones in an octopus arms affect the way it use them?

Answer 1

The octopus completely lacks any bones in its body.

Answer 2

Bones in an octopus can`t help to be flexible. If they have no bone they can be flexible to grab on objects. To protect from prey that is the point of being flexible having no bone!

Answer 3

Bones in an octopus's arms would affect the way it uses them by not being fast at all and it wouldn't be able to feed itself.

Answer 4

The octopus completely lacks any bones in its body.

Answer 5

Octopuses do not have bones in their arms; instead, they have a hydrostatic skeleton made of muscle and connective tissue. This allows for a high degree of flexibility and dexterity in manipulating objects and capturing prey. The lack of bones also enables octopuses to squeeze through tight spaces and contort their arms in various directions. This unique skeletal structure contributes to the octopus's remarkable agility and adaptability in its underwater environment.

Answer 6

Well, honey, an octopus doesn't have bones in its arms, it's all about those squishy muscles and suckers. That's what gives them the flexibility to slink through tight spaces and snatch up their prey with precision. So, no bones about it, those boneless arms are the secret to the octopus' ninja-like skills in the ocean.

Answer 7

The octopus will not be able to be flexible as much but then, it won’t be able to fit through tiny spaces

Answer 8

Octopus has to flexible to grab objects to protect from prey. If they have bones in there arm they can`t grab objects very well.

Answer 9

It’s strong but not hard

Answer 10

No