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Is an octopus a mammal or a animal?
An octopus is a mollusk and an animal.
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What large animal under the sea doesn't have bones?
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Is a octopus an camouflage animal?
Yes octopus are camoflauge in their own way!!!!!
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An octopus.
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A female octopus on a date.
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Octopus is not a vertebrate animal. It has got no spinal cord.
Is octopus a noun?
Yes, octopus is a noun. All animal names are nouns.
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