Octopus

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Eggs, in strings tied to rocky caves in the ocean. In some species, up to 100 000 eggs may be laid at once and protected by the mother.

Octopus is usually seen to symbolise shyness, and/or a need for privacy.

I'm about 99.9 percent sure that they are carnivores

It has blue rings.=Its enemies are cows=

An octopus makes a screen to escape enemies by confusing them

The number is in the name, OCTOpus, OCTO=8 octogon=8 sides

A blue ringed octopus has a charecteristic feature of having blue to black rings on the dorsal side. The rings are iridescent. they are dosile creature but are very venemous. The venom is created by a bacteria in their salivary gland.

They occur from the coasts of Japan to Australia.

It may be hard to say, but it depends on the type of the jellyfish. A box jellyfish or a portuguese man of war has slightly more powerful toxic than blue ringed octopuses. Portuguese man of wars poison is very painful that it can even cause shock, fever, and lung and heart problems. Other jellyfishes like the giant jellyfish, no. The box jellyfish's venom can easily stop heart and systems functioning. But it is very weird how a lot of people say that blue ringed octopuses poison is strong enough to kill twenty to forty fully-grown humans at a time.

The Blue Ringed Octopus has a life span of about a year but it is not certain

The "Pacific tree octopus" was a 1998 internet hoax that was intended as a parody of actual ecological awareness groups. Occasionally individuals will mistake the site as one promoting the preservation of an actual animal. A small following has provided fake photos, testimonials, and other material.

An octopus, as is immediately obvious to anyone who sees one, is a relatively fragile marine animal that (like most sea creatures) could not survive long on dry land.

Octopus Vases were ceramic and clay.

I am pretty sure they eat fish, or berries, but not squid.

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The octopus is a sweet and kind animal. The octopus is NOT a mean or harmful animal. It is one of the nicest animals to people. The octopus protects itself with its legs, but they do not hurt humans. However, they do bite. It has a hooked jaw like a parrot's beak. There is only one deadly octopus and that is the Tiny Blue Ringed Octopus which lives in Australia. Like a snake it is deadly because of the venom that it produces. The venom will kill a person.

-Blue ringed octopus have sharp beaks for biting

-they are very fast and can shoot away from danger

-they could possibly shoot venom into the water, but do not have much ink

-they have a usually deadly venom

-their blue rings ward off danger

-they are very small, about the size of a golf ball, and can easily hide from danger

-last of all, their suction cups enable them to hold on to almost anything with a very strong grip

The mimic octopus grows up to 60 cm (2 feet) in length.

Yes. An octopus can weigh up to 22 lb, while a duck can only weigh up to 3 lb.

Some have skin that go with with they're surroundings, but if others, or those that have camouflage are seen, they squirt they're ink and swim away without being seen because the water would be black, like a black out!

Yes, an octopus can regrow an arm that gets torn off.

They are not the same at all. Squid have for example red blood awhile octopuses have blue blood. They are categorized in a whole different species. Though they do look almost the same they are still not. Squid can be found in deeper depths than octopuses, and they don't have the same behaviors.

Octopus is a common dietary item in several East Asian countries including China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. It is also eaten regularly in Hawaii, since many popular dishes there are Asian in origin. Octopus is also a common food in Mediterranean cuisine and Portugues cuisine.

It depends on the type of octopus but it could be up to 1500 babies.