Octopus Stuck In A Jar, Unscrew The Lid From The Inside - Amazing
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Look closely and be amazed.
Found worldwide in the shallow waters of tropical, subtropical, and temperate areas is the fascinating creature, octopus. Similar to a squid, the octopus is classified as a mollusk, which is a soft-bodied invertebrate with a shell. The octopus would be unique in its appearance alone, with its massive bulbous head, large eyes, and eight distinctive arms.
Octopus is living creature that comes with special potentials that will certainly amaze you. Their line of defense of having the ability to hide in plain sight is one of a kind. Using a network of pigment cells and specialized muscles in its skin, the common octopus can almost instantaneously match the colors, patterns, and even textures of its surroundings. Predators such as sharks, eels, and dolphins swim by without even noticing it. And If you ever wanted to see how an octopus responds in a rather tough situation, you're in luck.
The clip below will show you why octopus are considered the most intelligent of all invertebrates. This octopus will amaze you!
Based on scientific studies, they are increasingly confirming that they are sentient creatures. They can solve, as when they remove a plug or unscrew a lid to get prey from a container. As what you can see, the clip shows an octopus being paces in a glass jar, with the lid screwed back on tight to close the creature inside. However, in an instant, the Houdini octopus starts plotting his escape. The living invertebrate starts unscrewing the red lid from the inside of the jar.
This kind of thing coming from an invertebrate is really amazing. Imagine not only humans can unscrew the lid of a jar, octopus too!
Source: Beata Svengt YouTube Channel
Octopus are not only problem solvers, they are one of the animals that uses tools as well. They are the first invertebrates to be seen using tools, such as using coconut shells to hide from potential predators and using rocks and jets of water in a way that could be classified as tool use.
But with this you might come to realize why an octopus can never be an option for a pet. You might be convinced that the first chance this creature gets, it will escape from its aquarium!
The end result of this clip proves that you can’t keep an octopus down. What a sneaky creature.
Found worldwide in the shallow waters of tropical, subtropical, and temperate areas is the fascinating creature, octopus. Similar to a squid, the octopus is classified as a mollusk, which is a soft-bodied invertebrate with a shell. The octopus would be unique in its appearance alone, with its massive bulbous head, large eyes, and eight distinctive arms.
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Octopus is living creature that comes with special potentials that will certainly amaze you. Their line of defense of having the ability to hide in plain sight is one of a kind. Using a network of pigment cells and specialized muscles in its skin, the common octopus can almost instantaneously match the colors, patterns, and even textures of its surroundings. Predators such as sharks, eels, and dolphins swim by without even noticing it. And If you ever wanted to see how an octopus responds in a rather tough situation, you're in luck.
The clip below will show you why octopus are considered the most intelligent of all invertebrates. This octopus will amaze you!
Based on scientific studies, they are increasingly confirming that they are sentient creatures. They can solve, as when they remove a plug or unscrew a lid to get prey from a container. As what you can see, the clip shows an octopus being paces in a glass jar, with the lid screwed back on tight to close the creature inside. However, in an instant, the Houdini octopus starts plotting his escape. The living invertebrate starts unscrewing the red lid from the inside of the jar.
This kind of thing coming from an invertebrate is really amazing. Imagine not only humans can unscrew the lid of a jar, octopus too!
Octopus are not only problem solvers, they are one of the animals that uses tools as well. They are the first invertebrates to be seen using tools, such as using coconut shells to hide from potential predators and using rocks and jets of water in a way that could be classified as tool use.
But with this you might come to realize why an octopus can never be an option for a pet. You might be convinced that the first chance this creature gets, it will escape from its aquarium!
The end result of this clip proves that you can’t keep an octopus down. What a sneaky creature.
