Octopus

Octopuses or octopi can live in many places in the marine biome also they can live in the saltwater, shallow water and the pelagic zone which could be considered in the Atlantic Ocean or the Pacific Ocean. Technically all the oceans you can think of and the oceans you think they could survive in.

Usually Two-Spot Octopi live in tide pools

The octopus has them because they need them to scare predators and warn them of danger. Also, they are used when the octopus gets really angry. They can flash from light blue ro deep purple. This tells how angry they are.

people and other octopuses

200 to 56 only on Wednesdays and Sunday cause its holy and on leap year there temperature drops to about 5 degrees.

All octopus are oviparous - they lay eggs like all mollusks.

The dumbo octopus lives at enormous depths in the ocean so has adapted to cope with the pressures associated with these depths. The "wings" which give the octopus its name are also adaptations to allow the animal to move through the water by "flapping" these ears. The Dumbo octopus also eats its prey whole, unlike other octopus species which break the prey up into parts.

Dumbo Octopuses aren't really endangered. They just live so deep in the ocean you don't see them too often

"The marine biologist was looking forward to studying the octopus."

Unfortunatly there is no octopus moshling.

Octopuses belong to a family of animals that has no bones. These animals don't have any exoskeleton like a bug or a vertebrae like a mammal. Rather, they have very tight skin & muscle to replace bones, so they can slip through cracks too small for an animal with bones.

Tree octopuses do not exist. All octopuses are marine (live in the ocean).

Short Answer. Yes. Read recent articles about newly discovered octopus in newfoundland at National Geographic, See Related Links.

They live usually live under rocks so they aren't able to be found. They are able to do this because they don't have a back bone.

It depends on which type of octopus you are refering to. Generally, as the name implies, octopuses have eight arms(NOT tentacles like those of the squid); the bottoms of these are covered in suckers used to catch prey and grip things. In the middle of the arms is a parrot-like beak used to crush and eat shells of prey. The beak is the hardest part of the body, which allows the animal to squeeze into the smallest of spaces. The head/mantle is the main part of the body and holds all of the creature's organs. Octopuses have three hearts, and blue blood; the color of the blood is due to the lack of red blood cells and abundance of plasma. They also have gills and a jet propulsion siphon. Many can change colors to suit their environment and help camouflage themselves. Most can squirt ink to escape predators. Some are capable of losing limbs and later growing them back. The reproductive organ of the male octopus is located in one of its arms. It is inserted into the mantle cavity of the female to reproduce. Octopuses are actually regarded as the smartest invertebrate Beyond all this, check the Wikipedia article here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octopus

There are exactly 289 different octopus species. Here is some more information about octopuses and their different species: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octopus -GLOWSTICK.

no, in the deep oceans of Tropical areas. Alternative answer: There are many different varieties of Octopus and they are found in most of the seas and oceans of the world, from the tropics to the polar regions and at all depths from coastal shallows to mid ocean.

the octopus can breathe through its eight legs. The eight legs have little holes in them that way the octopus breathe. Also the octopus belongs to the phylum mollusk. Octopus's are Ectothermic. And a structure for defense is they can flee very very quickly, expel ink, or use fast color changing camouflage. They eat shell fish such as clams and snails. They use there strong beak to puncture the shell of its prey and suck out the contents! Thanks you.

An octopus get their prey by grabbing them with there tentacles. To catch there food easier, they camoflage with the ground or rocks. An octopus get their prey by grabbing them with there tentacles. To catch there food easier, they camoflage with the ground or rocks.

It's almost like a high pitched rhino noise. Something like a SQUAWCK!

In Jabu-Jabu's belly the large tentacles that trace from ceiling to ground, if those are the ones you are talking about you have to go to a room with three hallways branching off from the entrance. Please note that you have to have the boomerang to do this, you go into one of the rooms, and there will be a large tentacle hanging from the ceiling, 'Z' target and fire your boomerang at the point Navi is targeted at, after three hits the tentacle is done, and so is one of the larger ones blocking the door. Rinse and repeat for the rest.

Because their muscular structure is so sdvanced that they can occupy even the really small cracks in the coral. There was even one octopus that could squeeze through a hole the size of a fifty pence piece. Considering its tentacle span was about three metres, that was no mean feat!

Oh, and by the way, the plural of octopus is not octopuses. It is octopi.

Like all cephalopods, squid have complex digestive systems. The muscular stomach is found roughly in the midpoint of the visceral mass. From there, the bolus moves into the caecum for digestion. The caecum, a long, white organ, is found next to the ovary or testis. In mature squid, more priority is given to reproduction such that the stomach and caecum often shrivel up during the later life stages. Finally, food goes to the liver(or digestive gland), found at the siphon end, for absorption. Solid waste is passed out of the rectum. Beside the rectum is the ink sac, which allows a squid to rapidly discharge black ink into the mantle cavity.

Go to the beach and start the quest with the Castaway he will give some tips then go to Kamaria and talk to her. go to the volcano and look through the telescope while in this scene move the telescope to the bottom left rollover the yellow dot and click the light it will lead you to a forest click the green plant you can click on the other plants but it will slime you go to the Castaway and talk. Come back the next day.

After you waited that long, go back to the Castaway and go to the library and click the book on the table it will show you a map, go to the old harbor and talk to the fisherman on the chair get coffee from kiosk and back to fisherman go to gift shop and get fishing rod (it's okay it's free!) go back to the fisherman and go to the library click the stone statue then go to Kamaria she will tell you a story about Joshua and Amalura after the story she will tell you that she is tired and come back in a day

After you waited that long, go to Kamaria and go to the stone statue in the library. Go to the waterfalls in the jungle and click on the panel.Come to Kamaria again and click on the rug in the castle door. A cow ghost will appear and come back in two days.

After you waited that long, go to the cow ghost and go to the kiosk beside the pool and get the lotion and the sugar. Go to the volcano and get the snow go back to the cow ghost and he will tell you to come back two days from then.

After you waited, go back to the cow ghost. He will give you the first stone and then a riddle. Go to the cave in the jungle and click on the left green door. click on the thing on top of the diamonds behind the shrinking machine. Go back to the cow ghost. After you talk to him go to the pool and click on the thing behind the lanterns. Go to the waterfalls and click on the panel three times. Amalura will appear go back to the forest where you got the plant you gave to the beggar click on the scary tree it will lead you to a cemetery you will see Joshua and a skull click on the teeth of the skull in this order: 123231. Amalura comes out of the skull and you saved Panfu! You are rewarded with a green hoodie and a medal!