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"Necton" is a category name for Things That Swim, as "plankton" is one for Things That Float and "benthon" for Things That Crawl Around On The Bottom, so any thing, mostly a fish-thing, but also some mammals and reptiles that swim which is big enough to eat an octopus is likely to do so.
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What animals eat octopi?
people and other octopuses
What do octopuses and squids eat?
Usually octopuses eat crabs, clams and some other fishes too.
What do octopaus eat?
Octopuses eat shrimp, lobsters, crabs, snails and sometimes fish and other octopuses. Most octopuses hunt at night when their pray is sleeping.
Do octopuses eat shrimp?
no
Does a shark eat octopuses?
yes
Why do octopuses eat themselves?
they dont
What do octopuses feed on?
the like to eat clams
Do sharks eat giant octopuses?
Sure, they can.
Do octopuses eat clown fish?
Octopuses eat pretty much whatever they like. They may not target clownfish but they will eat them if they want.
Do humans eat giant Pacific octopuses?
yes!
Do giant pacific octopuses eat sharks?
Sure, they can.
What sea animals eat blue crabs?
octopuses
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