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- Tiny octopus swims up to this woman to gives her little handshakes - then waits for her every day to bring him gifts 😍
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It’s so trippy to watch him reach out and touch everything that you put in front of him like “oh nice nice very interesting”
I was just thinking this!!
"I approve of this thing, human. Bring me more of this thing."
It's actually related to the fact that their tentacles are an integral part to how octupi sense the world around them.
Except the shell, shells are so last season.
You mean like humans do? Lol we always ask to see something while reaching out with our hands to hold it. Humans are weird like that
I love that you visit him in 'his' home rather than taking him to your home to live in a glass case 🌈✨
I think that's how people should view pets.
Yes excellent 😊
Infinite love
💯
Absolutely! That is real love and care for animals ❤
In an often insane world, a friendship between a man and a mollusk is a beautiful thing. And I'm here for it.
Um, cephalopod…
it is a mollusc, and a cephalopod.@@orbalicious20
@@orbalicious20 which are mollusks
@@orbalicious20Cephalopods are a class of molluscs, so yes both of you are correct.
what the frick just call it an eight legged creature man
My grandpa had a 250 gallon reef aquarium. He went to a Japanese seafood place and saw this little octopus in an aquarium. He ended up buying him and saving him from someone's dinner. Otto stayed alive for about 30 years. He wanted for nothing and enjoyed the puzzles grandpa made with plastic tubes, mason jars full of crabs and others. I swear Otto watched tv lol. He would come out every now and again go to the other tank and help himself to a clown fish which made him more intriguing. Grandpa died and Otto died a few hours later. Otto was buried with Grandpa
Octopus only live a couple years.
@@duke1444 well grandpa must have replaced him every so often. All I knew was there was an octopus named Otto from the time I was 4 until grandpa passed on.
sounds like he pranked you hard @@danbailey8182
Dont want to be that guy but your Story sounds a lil bit fake my friend to gather likes and attention with this wholesome story 😅😂 big ones only get Max 5years of life and lil ones may only 6months.. 30 years? Even with your explanation this sounds CAP
@@kahunalaguna8999 who gives a rats ass what you think? I am telling the truth and if you don’t believe it oh well. He was always the same type of octopus and we were all young so maybe grandpa saved us from grief? I have no clue.
00:49 - The Octopus grabbing the divers finger to help push was mind blowing. Then when it swam away to face the diver and came back to help push, that was just about the most adorable thing I have ever seen. The fact that the Octopus was able to figure out that a much larger creature could move large objects, and took advantage of the opportunity is incredible.
They're so intelligent, which is why I can only hope that the plans for a goant octopus farm fail :(
And once it was moved he ran right under to get to whatever it is he/she was trying to get to.
@@nickjunes It was very curious to know what was under there. It probably has some kind of prey such as a crustacean or a crab hide from it under the log a while back and it was hoping the prey was still there. It was beyond play, it appeared to be an obsession.
He wanted to build an underwater log cabin.
Ummmm what?? I hope this is wrong. Please let it be wrong 😣🙏🏼
There is just something so wholesome about people bonding with animals in the wild like this.
In this case, it is the animal that does the bonding. 😂😂😂😂
wold*
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@@kalebisalwaysright You need to get out more
@@kalebisalwaysrightreligion is mythology
1:49 He sits there so regally, like an emperor receiving gifts on his throne! And long may he reign
Octopuses are incredibly smart and emotional creatures.
Him realizing you are big enough to push the log is incredible ❤❤❤
They are incredibly smart, its unfortunate that they have very short life spans. Those creatures would've easily surpassed us in intelligence if they lived longer than us. ❤
Alie,Are u big nuff to push my log?
0:54 :D
1:00 even when he asked for help he still tried the heave that log with all his might 😂🥹
@@Masterahsoka I wouldn't go that far.
Eggbert with the shell: “nah, thanks, I’ve seen those before” 😂 lol what a little sweetie
That shell is soooo last season
@@romeowandrainbow1040 😂
Eggbert is BOUJEE! lol Only likes the high quality shells.
"another smartass human trying to blow our minds with a mirror" 😄
Bro mines so much better….
never knew they were so interactive ,,,, adorable
if you can handle crying you should check out "My Octopus Teacher", one of my favorite documentaries, if not my favorite, but I always cry.
watch My Octopus Teacher
Some say Octopi are as an intelligent and conscious as Humans are.
@@AlphariusDominatus they say 2 year old level... idk I feel like they're smarter than a lot of adults
@@AcousticKitty that's a fact. I refuse to eat calamari now.
All creatures great & small have so much sensitivity & understanding far beyond what we see.
All creatures great and small. The novel that got me into reading 50 years ago ✌️
Eggbert is the cutest, smartest, most intelligent octopus from Belize..I hope he is safe wherever he is 🐙💜❤️
He was delicious!
@@Pavia1525 troll
@@CoolNumber1 why are u here?
He'll be dead within a year, they have crazy short lifespans
Terrible Asiens grilled and cooked alive such nice and inteligent animals ! It is a disaster
This reminds me of the incredible 2020 Netflix documentary named My Octopus Teacher. A lovely, poignant story about a guy who free-dived down into an underwater South African kelp forest (near Cape Town, SA) where he befriended an octopus. It was fascinating to see the development of their relationship over a year until the octopus mated, laid numerous eggs and naturally died. That part was super sad. When their bond had developed and he would visit (almost daily), the octopus would occasionally lay against his chest to cuddle for several minutes. He got to see her live, eat, and defend herself from sharks. The doc won a well-deserved Academy Award.
My Octopus Teach was great.
Thanks for the tip 👍
iirc he filmed a lot of it just himself while free diving alone
yes this one was amazing.
Why did you remind me now I cry 😢😂
I legitimately can't bring myself to eat calamari or octopus anymore after seeing just how smart these animals are
Yeah, they aren't necessarily human levels of smart, but they're at least as smart as the sharks that hunt them. Kind of have to be don't they?
@@seekingabsolution1907 it's like they display a certain level of curiosity that is almost child like, and trying to eat one just feels so uneasy
I agree!
Quite the personality of that little guy. Seems amazingly intelligent.
It is a grave injustice that such wonderful creatures live such short lives.
Oldest known octopus has lived 328 million years ago, they are an amazingly well evolved specimen that outlasted 99% of all the species that ever lived. Perhaps that relatively shorter lifespan is the result of millions of years of evolution and not something to be sad about.
nobody knows how long the life span feels for the octopus. maybe the daily visits are for him more the once-a-yeat visits at christmas at your grandmothers place.
@@onatgomceli6950evolution is not exactly something we should treat as good or welcoming. It’s a brutal process. And shorter lifespan creatures do tend to be better suited to survive because they create offspring faster than animals that take potentially decades to have offspring. All those years in between come with great risks.
But again, the fact that shorter lifespans are more suited for the survival of the overall species is not a good argument for saying shorter lives aren’t sad.
@@connorgrynol9021 what if some creatures whose lives are shorter have faster thinking brains and animals that live longer perceive time slower? So maybe it doesnt necessarily feel shorter to them, if their hearts beat faster and they move quicker and do more stuff per minute
@@connorgrynol9021evolution is a fairy tale
People underestimate the intelligence of the octopus, but you can tell he loves a challenge and loves how much you entertain him.
Aren't they supposed to be as smart as human children?
@@nobodyimportant4778 actually some of the smartest animal on the planet
if octopus had an occupation, they would be engineers.
@@chrisl6969 True, they know how to figure stuff out.
@@nobodyimportant4778as smart as a 3 year old
I LOVE this!! People underestimate how smart animals are and this is a great example of how intelligent they are! This is so sweet, I want an octopus friend lol.
You & me both!!!
Amen!
All these divers now a days making friends with octopuses. Theyre so much nicer then other humans. And affectionate
This is WAY cooler than videos of great captive octopuses in aquariums messing with their caretakers and wanting to get out. I'm really touched by this story. I hope he's safe and doesn't approach the wrong diver...
Did it tell you it wanted to get out?
@@UriTheImpaler if x is better than y, y doesn't apply, x does. Logic Level O.
Okay. But does the octopus know that? And does it know the difference? And did it tell you? @@gnarbeljo8980
@@UriTheImpaler can confirm. i was the octopus.
@@NoelPaul0_0 I thought they'd switch off the wifi at night in the aquarium, but I guess not.
THAT'S SO FREAKIN ADORABLE AND SO WHOLESOME 🥺🥹💖
It's a reupload
Christ, I tire of people overusing that word. Sheep
@Lawlzinator The term "sheep" is overused.
@@Lawlzinatorget a fucking hobby and stop being so damn negative. She’s enjoying the video and all I see are negative comments replying to her for NO reason. You’re so fucking bitter and it’s disgusting🖕
Plot twist: that octopus was later found in a seafood stir fry dish
You could even see it’s happy colors when it’s excited, it’s so cool.
I could watch them enjoying each other for hours! I hope the guy keeps documenting this as the octopus gets bigger.
Eggbert is a gentle octopus. He shakes tentacles with his friend every time he meets him. ❤
The diver is a girl
@@jaredjones6570 you're missing the point
I find octopuses fascinating. Egbert is no different and he’s adorable! Enjoy his friendship! Thank you for the share! ♥️
they're very intelligent
Plural of octopus is octopi. Duh!
@@scottrogers7242 It's not though.
@@Timfishoh2759 you can use octopuses and octopi
And Spain wants to harvest them its so wrong
He’s adorable keep the little friend safe and happy. I’m sure he loves new stuff to play with/figure out!
This is how humans should truly respect all living creatures - in THEIR own habitat and not in human confinement or on a damn dinner plate!! ❤❤❤
Animals have minds and emotions; they aren't robots. You're a very lucky fellow to have such a friend.
Our Creator also has emotions. And our actions and even our experiences affect him.
“How often they rebelled against him in the wilderness And made him feel hurt in the desert! 41 Again and again they put God to the test, And they grieved the Holy One of Israel.”
Psalm 78: 40
“[He] regretted that he had made men on the earth, and his heart was saddened.”
Genesis 6: 6
“During all their distress it was distressing to him. And his own personal messenger saved them. In his love and compassion he repurchased them, And he lifted them up and carried them all the days of old. 10 But they rebelled and grieved his holy spirit....Isaiah 63: 9,10
@@lovewillwinnn Our "creator" (fiction) has emotions because "he" was created in our image. God(s) are human inventions/creations, not the other way around. Our ancestors anthropomorphized nature to explain natural phenomena.
@@biekgiek 🤣
@@Gabor-92 Are you laughing at me or with me?
Yaa as a free Animal to a aninal in jail now. Great work stupidos
Animals are much smarter than what we give them credit for. This little octopus is truly a unique soul
When you say 'we'
ikr, and some people are more dumb then we give them credit for, jeez this world...
We too are animals, bipedal apes!
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Only some animals i'd say. Octopus is definiteley one of the top 10 most intelligent animals
What a sweetie! I'm glad you go see him safe in the ocean and he's not a captive. What a precious friend.
So sweet! A tiny octo! He's probably still growing - a baby octo! Amazing how he became friends with the diver! Cute!
no, it's the adult size of that specie.
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9 brains and 3 hearts. They are fascinating. Lovely story. Thanks for sharing.
They are amazingly intelligent. I think octopuses are so cool. :)
This almost made me tear up a bit. He seemed genuinely happy to see you every time. Content like this warms my heart, you treat animals with the utmost respect. Contrast that with people who make videos of them trying to aggravate their puma for likes, or people who catch giant isopods and cut them open while still alive. People who are cruel to animals make my blood boil, while people who are kind to animals give me hope for humanity. Keep doing what you're doing, and thank you for sharing with us!
Such intelligence
So cute
They have divine souls
The sweetness of that one tentative tentacle… is unbearably touching.
I remember making friends with a wild octopus in the ocean when I was twelve years old on a family vacation in The Cayman Islands.
Oh this is so cute! I feel warm inside! What a little cutie. You're committed now, mate. You absolutely MUST bring him gifts and protect him from the sea meanies. ❤
The "I feel warm inside" sounds kinda sus😂
One of the best things I have ever seen on TH-cam. the complete opposite of today's crazy world where little connection and friendship are left.
so true...
Wow that's fascinating ypu got a friend indeed .he's curious and even little FISH stopped to check out.
Again, as humans, we seriously underestimate animals intelligence.
THAT'S ONE SMART OCTOPUS 🐙 . 😊 TY.
Humans are also animals. What you underestimate is you and don't refer to everyone.
We underestimate the love they have to offer
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist2 why are you spamming the comment section with this? What about a disabled person who can't do any of the tasks you suggest? Why can a murdering peadofile get a free ride to heaven if he does what you say but a good person can burn in hell if he doesn't, and why do religious people sound happy that you will burn in hell for not believing?
And why did they make me stand at the back of the church when I was 5 years old for asking similar questions?
@julie3722
We are not animals
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist2
SAVE IT FOR CHURCH!!!!!!!!
this is actually so wholesome.
I loved it when you brought the little snail shell. He reached out and touched it, but didn’t like it, and pulled his “arm” back in close to his body! It’s like it smelled (felt) bad or something!. 😂😂❤😅😊
Egbert is adorable! ❤And octopi are very intelligent creatures!😊❤️This is just beautiful watching a human interact with an undersea creature in a loving and respectful way. Thank you.😊
@BobbyT-yj1cw as someone who eats most animals, you are.just being an azzhole and should grow up and get a.grip
Also, this wouldn't feed a child, but I guess thats.ok, you don't need much to feed a lousy troll Hahahahaha
Octopi is not a word, octopuses
@@BobbyT-yj1cw you are a small idiotic Man who wants attention. aka internet troll! Did you “ katchy” that?
@@BobbyT-yj1cw Latin loanwords should not even be pluralized with Latin grammar. It should use English grammar - because it's English language. This whole "octopi" and other crap is just showing off "edumacation". One thing Americans won't do is use actual Latin pronounciation even when reading Latin. Sounds horrible.
@@ronaldmay1283 While there are certainly plenty of annoying linguistical trends in the world one may disagree with personally, any word is a valid word as long as people keep using it. Otherwise we'd only have one language and a bunch of grunting purists that insist that anything other than the likes of bobaboba is not a word. Well... we still do, but fictional ones that people would not just ignore because of their irrelevance to actual language usage.
Personally I think octopuses just sounds awful.🤷♂
This beautiful little clip is pure magic. ❤❤❤. Octopus are one of those creatures that often get overlooked when it comes to the oceans. They are all unique and highly intelligent creatures. They have, in many instances, perfected the art of camouflage and stealth. When they live on or near reefs,they can change their coloration to perfectly match the corals. For this lady diver to have this special friendship with Eggbert ,is so precious ❤❤❤.
Do you eat them?
Yes, his name is Squidward
I’ve met him a couple of times also
@davegan69 No I most certainly do not!!!
@briang.4249 why not? I would guess most of the people subscribed to the Dodo, and that are commenting on this video do.
@davegan69
You are obviously one of those pathetic, miserable individuals who has nothing better to do than to post inflammatory words. Go back to the cesspit where you belong
Just goes to show how smart Octopi really are! Adorable!
The delight this brings me is indescribable. You go, Eggbert!
This gives me the impression that octopi are naturally very cuddly creatures and are happy, when a kind human becomes their friend to play and cuddle with. Super cute!🥰
You just haven't seen any of the big ones yet. That's all. A squid beak can rip your arm off.
@@justinfrazier9555 I'm talking about octopi, not squids. It makes sense, why squids in spongebob squarepants are so moody. They are reflecting their real life counterparts
Just popping in here to say that it's "octopodes" (or just plain "octopuses"), not "octopi"! That's because it's from the Greek, not the Latin. 🤓
But the main thing is that you're right - he's super cute!
@@calumproctor981 thx for the info🤗
An octopus, usually infamous for being difficult to house with sharks in aquariums because they'd get eaten, was in an exhibit with sharks that were mysteriously turning up dead. He was responsible, being caught on footage hunting and suffocating them.
The part where he's reaching into the jar with several tentacles and grabbing multiple things at once is an awesome example of the distributed neural network at play. Each tentacle can focus its own neurons on a separate minor task simultaneously in order to accomplish the central brain's main goal of retrieving all the loot from the goodie jar.
Edit: he starts accessing the jar at 1:35
I noticed this too! It’s so fascinating :0
If you think about it was have 10 fingers which we can move with a high degree of accuracy.
@@nickjunes hmm you're right! I guess it depends on the level of complexity of the task. Like you can compare individual human fingers to the individual suckers on the octopus' tentacles. They can coordinate to accomplish the task of gripping an object
its fascinating! Definitely one of evolution's superior characteristics
@@nickjunes Yes, but it would be difficult to perform ten different tasks with each of them. The closest we get is probably typing or playing instruments which can take years of training to do with any proficiency, while octopi do it naturally due to the way their nervous system operates.
Amazing interspecies relationship! It’s beautiful to observe.
Such a smart creature and affectionate.
So cute! I never realized that an octopus could be so friendly.
Just imagine how you would behave if you were the animal in front of you and you will find out exactly the same. Because people are just animals too, and animals also have a soul, in the next life you can also be an animal. Their soul does not differ from ours, only the brains are differently working..
Awesome beautiful
Didn't know an octopus can be that cute q.q My heart just melted. I hope you all have a great time
😂they took a trip to the beach
You should watch my octopus teacher. It’s an incredible documentary
I know the feeling of becoming close to some tiny creatures, looking forward to seeing them again and again, then kinda getting attached to them, then missing them when they’re gone. It’s love pure and simple.
"Since you're down here, might as well help!" 😄
Octupi are very intelligent creatures😊
Octopi are known to be very intelligent. It wouldn't be unheard-of for an octopus to form a companionship with a human - I'm unsure if octopi understand the concept of friends, but they probably do understand what companions are. This was heartwarming to see
I agree. I don’t think the little guy knows what a “friend” is, but it definitely knows that this big, strange looking creature is not only not dangerous to him, but quite nice. :) He definitely understands that he’s being given food and can get some help. The trust is there, and that’s what matters!
naturally they run solo. They don't hang in groups.
Amidst all the chaos and hatred in the world, it's videos like this that make me think everything is gonna be alright.
when he stretches out his little arms
suddenly everything is right with the world
This is one of my favorite Dodos ever. Diver Elora was so kind to bring interactive toys to Egbert and challenge his natural intelligence. Egbert is a sweet creature with a definite personality all his own. ❤🐙
The human is nearly as remarkable as Eggbert. Amazing intuition & gentleness. Eggbert knew this was a friend-human. So lovely 🥰
Beautiful, wonderful creatures, meant to be respected.
Eggbert is cute! Octopi are such amazing animals and unbelievably smart. Amazing!
This is so adorable 🩷 The way his little tentacle reaches out to touch everything he sees and them pulls it back 😭
Yes!
When you recall that each of its arms has its own brain, it's like he's extending his "self" outward to learn about the strange human visiting him. Really adorable.
He looks...tentative
This is really lovely. Octopus are very smart animals, he undoubtable recognises him and has a connection to him that we just can't describe. What a beautiful friendship.
him? I thought it was a woman named Elora..
@@johnstanley7874 Okay, I might have gotten that wrong. Either way the comment still stands especially considering a lot of Octopi can kind of switch between male and female, so who's keeping track really.
@@cavachoncx777 Not relevant to the topic friend. Please go spread your message to people that want to hear it.
Have a nice day.
@@Alucia0 Smh... I wasn't talking about the Octopi, but the human..
@@johnstanley7874 I know :) I was just making conversation I thought was relevant to the topic that you addressed.
the fact that it was able to recognize and understand that you are another sentient being capable of social goal-directed behavior, see that you were much more powerful and ask for help instead of being afraid is incredible on so many levels
This is so cute. I love relationships like these.
I just watch a one hour documentary last night on the intelligence of the octopus. Very fascinating creatures. Recognition, problem solving...even playfullness. You have a fantastic little friend!
@@Suansemdiwm 💀
@@Suansemdiwm "humans taste awful" octopuss, probably
ya and unfortunately some idiots find it nice to eat them alive
Read Children of Time - brilliant book involving the intelligence of porteid spiders. Then read the sequel Children of Ruin, involving the intelligence of octopodes. Brilliant books by Adrian Tchaikovsky.
I always thought that's it's such a shame that the "old" generation dies off for each new generation of octopus and that they are a solitary species. Given their amazing intelligence if the older ones were still around I'm sure they would have been able to pass knowledge down from one generation to another like most mammals do, what would have been the result?
Octopuses are so unique!!! They're out of this world!!!!❤❤❤
Plural of octopus is octopi. Duh!!
@@scottrogers7242 You can use either
@@scottrogers7242not really. Octopuses is standard, octopi is accepted (because people like you use it) but nonstandard
@@scottrogers7242 gotta love when someone chooses to be rude to show off their "knowledge" and yet they're not even correct
@@scottrogers7242 Smartass. Way to ruin a wholesome comment and you're not even correct. Both are okay to use and correct. lol Octopi and Octopuses are both correct.
Aw they have such a special bond I love this 😊
I cannot explain the fascination I have with animals, they're just... insane. So multifaceted, we think we know everything then we learn new things everyday. The earths just amazing.
Love has no boundaries. It just is...
A while ago I would’ve found this difficult to credit, but Dr Oliver Sacks wrote that as a child he brought an octopus home and kept it alive and happy in a bath. The octopus became his friend; recognised and welcomed him each day. After a while Oliver was persuaded to return it to the ocean. Combining that story with this, I believe all of it, and it’s wonderful! 🐙 🪸 Wishing Egbert a long and happy life.
You meet friends in the strangest of places, what an amazing friend to have 👌
They're such smart, interesting creatures.
Octopi are so intelligent and fascinating! Amazing creatures, they deserve more recognition 😍 And this little guy, whatever is going through his mind, he's adorable! The best part is that, that man hasn't put him in a tank, and just interacts with little Eggbert in his natural habitat, that's a good friend :)
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octo-pi
It's an aquarium for certain.
"Mission of Gravity" by Hal Clement. Old but still great. Humans depending on alien friends on high gravity world.
This is the most precious thing I've ever seen. All of it, the octopus, the friendship, him bulleting his tiny self around in the water...
I'm impressed by how smart they are. I mean did you see how he used his tentacles to open the jar. Incredible.😃😯❤
So beautiful 🤩 and precious love the delicate reach 🥰
The way he looks under the log curiously as soon as it is moved gets me 💝
I am fascinated by Octopus. They are such amazing creatures. They seem so curious and friendly, at least in anything I have watched about octopus.
Plural of octopus is octopi. Go back to school and learn something.
@@scottrogers7242 Merriam-Webster Dictionary: The *three plurals for octopus* come from the different ways the English language adopts plurals. Octopi is the oldest plural of octopus, coming from the belief that words of Latin origin should have Latin endings. Octopuses was the next plural, giving the word an English ending to match its adoption as an English word. Lastly, octopodes stemmed from the belief that because octopus is originally Greek, it should have a Greek ending. 📖
@@scottrogers7242How to be pretentious 101
I can't believe how intelligent they are.
They're just like children ❤
This is so touching. To have any animal trust you is special but for a wild animal to choose to befriend you is a gift. This is beautiful and I wish Eggbert a long and wonderful life with his friend 🤗♥️🐙
"This is so touching" Literally.
Another commentor said they only live 1-2 years. I looked it up, it's true for this small one.
@@user-pn9db8sm5w True, it's sad. Can you imagine what they could accomplish if they could live to be a hundred years old? Instead they only have 1-2 years to get as smart as they can. This one was fortunate to have pleasant interactions with a human become part of his world view.
@@user-pn9db8sm5w well looks like it’s time to make some yummy calamari out if it 😋 best not let it go to waste
Since this type of octopus lives only up to 2 years, I hope you can see it often while it's still here. I wonder if it was able to feel loneliness when you weren't there, since it seems happy and excited when it sees you.
Thanks for putting out this video. Please put out more if you can, hopefully we will be able to see them. They are fascinating to watch.
Damn I would legit be sad to be this guy when Eggbert passes then. Such is life tho
Awesome true love 😇🙏
Such beautiful, intelligent creatures.
Seems like he makes a great friend. I need a friend like that.🐙
Egberts camouflage is incredible, the speed at which it adapts to the surroundings when he fears something is a mind blowing wonder of nature.
not only the octopus but also the fish was curious and wanted to be friends with him how sweet.💞
❤❤❤ Yes, I noticed the little fish hanging around a lot as well. How cute ❤❤❤
Какое прекрасное создание, очень милый осьминог 😊
Oh he's adorable, he's very self-aware
And now I care about a tiny Octopus. I just ❤ The Dodo!! Stay Happy and Safe Egbert!!
I know! I know! =))
Love octopuses! ❤
Plural of octopus is octopi. Go back to school and learn something.
@@scottrogers7242 Wow, what an original remark... 👏 😀
Scott Rogers is being rude to everyone who uses the plural "octopuses". Yet *HE* is the one who needs to go back to school as both are acceptable plurals 😆
@@the-wild-roseTrue af both are acceptable, he's the one need to go back to school to learn some manners 😂😂
I was doing a beach clean up when I was a kid and saw a soda can about 5 feet away from the shoreline so I picked it up and was gonna put it in my bag to put in the recycler, but then the can jiggled a little, I got a little frightened, then suddenly a baby octopuses eyes peered through the can opening, so I put the can in the water to set him\her free, it was amazing to see him squeeze through the little opening. as it was leaving it didn't dart off like I thought it would. it stayed around for a few minutes then reached one of its arms and touched my hand as if saying thanks, then gently swam away, I will never forget my little friend.
Wonderful! What an adorable little guy.
It’s so sad that in many countries like Spain there are barely no octopi left due to overfishing. I hope these beautiful animals receive the respect they deserve. People need to start to be more aware of the food that they eat and the impact on the environment.
Spain is brutal toward the Galos and also there is bullfighting. There and
in France. They also eat songbirds I believe. 8 billion people are decimating this planet.
Most of the farmed animals are also intelligent and have a rich emotional life. But we prefer to dismiss that in order to eat them.
Upvote for knowing the plural of octopus.
@@scarbo2229 The plural is octopodes or octopuses. Not, octopi, though some will argue otherwise.
@@annakeye I assume you’re arguing for the Greek derivation. Don’t know if I buy that, since Latin is accepted as the language of scientific classification.
Wow. That is so amazzzing. What a cute little guy
Never thought to fall in love with an octopus. Their sensitivity amazed me. Thank you.
This is beautiful. I love snorkelling & seeing the underwater life