Octopus

Hummingbird eggs are eaten by snakes, blue jays and crows. Hummingbirds are eaten by cats, but occasionally by hawks, praying mantis, bees, wasps, and sometimes a large fish.

Well... There might be some in japan.

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they see through echo location which is a series of clicks and whistles. this happens when they send a beam of sound that bounces off objects and returns to them which gives them a picture of there sourondings even in pitch dark.

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No. Calamari is squid. The Bible says, in Leviticus 11:9-12 and Deuteronomy 14:9-10, that the only permitted seafood are fish that have both fins and scales. That rules out all shellfish and crustacians. So. no to squid and no to lobster.

They both use there tentacles to capture there prey and the mouth is near the center of the body

It could be for defense, mating. or camouflage

Octopus, when cooked properly, has a luxurious and meaty texture somewhat akin to scallop, but with slightly more chew. The flavor is unique, but mild, and hard to describe, like, "What does a mussel, oyster or clam taste like?" but otherwise reminiscent of "the sea". For comparison's sake, the best you can sum it up with is that it does not taste like squid, though that is a reasonable comparison for baby octopus. A lot will vary depending on expertise of the cook, cooking method, and size of the octopus.

Its a carnivore.

No ... cows can't survive underwater, and the octopus can't graze on land ...

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The pluralization of octopus as "octopi" is in fact, in its Latinate form, incorrect, as this would require it to be a second declension Latin word. Since its classification in Latin form is third declension, according to classical Latin grammar rules, the plural of octopus should be octopodes.

In any case, the more commonly used plural of octopus is "octopuses" - which classicists regard as an incorrect oversimplification.

Besides this, the plural of platypus cannot be universally agreed upon either - "platypuses", "platypus", and "platypi", as well as the grammatically correct plural "platypodes", are used with varying levels of popularity.

Octopuses have gills which exchange carbon dioxide for oxygen in the water.

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They are all classified as cephalopods.

No. it is not a pet. It is fine to look at but not to play with. They can escape from their container, too.

i know that snails have gills i am not sure about the others

jelly i believe or a type of it

Octopuses have copper and magnesium in their blood.

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It becomes separated from the body.

Yes. They also eat shrimp, squid and small fish.

There are three types of mussels: Gastropoda(snails and slugs) bivalve(oysters and clams) and Cephalopoda(octopuses and squid). All are in the same phylum, so technically they're all related.