Five Facts About Octopuses

Five facts about octopuses
Fact #01 - To survive in the deep ocean, octopuses have evolved a copper rather than iron-based protein called hemocyanin, which turns their blood blue
Fact #02 - The mimic octopus can imitate the shape and behaviour of 15 marine species including banded sea snakes, flounder, stingrays, lion fish and jellyfish.
Fact #03 - The coconut octopus uses discarded coconuts, seashells and other debris to create a spherical hiding place for concealment and defence.
Fact #04 - An octopus can squeeze through any hole larger than its beak
Fact #05 - Octopuses and other cephalopods can learn by observing other members of their species completing a given task
Music Credit- Point Black by Not The King ( / coreygagne )
Video Credits (Timestamp/Video link/Channel):
00:10 - • Octopus Steals Crab fr... (BBC Earth)
00:14 - • Octopuses Showdown off... (EVNautilus)
00:31 - • Video (Conservation International)
00:47 - • A Sneaky Coconut Octop... (Smithsonian Channel)
01:02 - • Octopus Houdini (Zena Cardman)
01:18 - • Video (Lastest News)
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