Octopus The Sharp-witted Sea Animal

About Octopus

Octopus is a mollusk animal of the class Cephalopoda (animal legs located in the head), consists of 289 species that account for one-third of the total species of the Cephalopoda class.

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The octopus arm is a muscular hydrostatic structure that is almost entirely composed of a boneless muscle layer or outer skeleton.
The octopus has 8 arms (not tentacles) with a vacuum in the form of concave spheres on the arm used to move on the seabed and capture the prey.
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Octopus has a relatively short life span and some species only live for 6 months. Larger species such as the North Pacific giant Octopus weighing up to 40 kilograms can live up to 5 years under appropriate environmental conditions.
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The octopus is pale or white, but the color of the skin can be changed according to the color and pattern of the surrounding environment with the intention of camouflaging.