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What is on a octopus's arm?
The arm of an octopus is called a tentacle.
If an octopus loses its arm will it regrow anther arm?
Yes. It can regrow another arm. But the severed arm will not regrow into another octopus.
Will an octopus grow an another arm if the octopus loses one arm?
By what i researched so far it does!
Does octopus have arm's?
yes
How many octopus arm have?
8
How would bones in an octopus and arm affect the way it uses them?
A octopus has no bones
If an octopus loses an arm will it eventually regrow another arm?
Yes
Are octopus arm that it regrows as good as the first one?
Maybe, it only works on certain kind of octopus
Can an octopus regenerate a lost tentacle?
Yes, an octopus can regrow an arm that gets torn off.
What is the size of an octopus?
Adult octopus weigh around 33 lbs, with an arm span of up to 14 ft.
How many uses of octopus arm?
About 12 Feet Long
What happens when an octopus looses 1 arm?
It becomes a septapus.
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