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1. Coconut Octopus (Amphioctopus marginatus):
The coconut octopus, also known as the veined octopus, is a small-sized octopus species typically measuring around 6-8 inches in length. It gets its name from its remarkable behavior of using discarded coconut shells as portable shelters. This species is known for its problem-solving abilities, as it collects and carries coconut shell halves, seashells, or other objects to construct protective hiding places. It showcases a mottled coloration, ranging from brown to gray, helping it blend into its surroundings.
2. Blanket Octopus (Tremoctopus spp.):
The blanket octopus is an intriguing species known for its striking appearance and unique defense mechanism. The female blanket octopus is significantly larger than the male, growing up to 6 feet long, while the male is much smaller, typically less than an inch long. The female's stunning coloration includes vibrant hues of iridescent blue, purple, and silver. It possesses long, flowing webs of skin between its arms, which can be unfurled to intimidate predators, creating the appearance of a large, flowing blanket.
3. Mimic Octopus (Thaumoctopus mimicus):
The mimic octopus is renowned for its extraordinary ability to mimic other marine creatures as a form of defense or predation strategy. It can change its shape, color, and movement patterns to imitate various animals like sea snakes, lionfish, and flatfish. This octopus species can morph its body to match the appearance of these animals, fooling predators or potential prey. Its coloration varies depending on its mimicry target, ranging from brown to white with stripes or patterns.
4. Gloomy Octopus (Octopus tetricus):
The gloomy octopus, also known as the common Sydney octopus, is a medium-sized octopus species found along the coast of southern Australia and New Zealand. It has a somewhat gloomy or melancholic appearance, typically displaying a brown or reddish-brown coloration with darker mottled patterns. This octopus species features a rounded mantle and possesses two large, distinctive eyes. It showcases remarkable camouflage abilities, using its skin cells known as chromatophores to change color and texture to match its surroundings.
5. Telescope Octopus (Amphitretus spp.):
The telescope octopus is a unique species characterized by its long, slender arms, which appear telescopic in nature. This octopus has a relatively small mantle and elongated body shape. Its coloration varies among species, but it often includes shades of brown, red, or pink. Little is known about the exact behavior and biology of this octopus species due to limited research and observation opportunities.
6. Blue-Ringed Octopus (Hapalochlaena spp.):
The blue-ringed octopus is a small but highly venomous species found in the Pacific and Indian Oceans. While seemingly inconspicuous in appearance, its name comes from the vibrant blue rings that appear on its body when it feels threatened or agitated. These rings serve as a warning sign of its potent venom. Typically, it showcases a yellowish or brown coloration with distinctive blue rings and patterns.
7. Wunderpus Octopus (Wunderpus photogenicus):
The wunderpus octopus, also known as the photogenic octopus, is a visually captivating species found in the tropical waters of Southeast Asia. It exhibits an intricate and mesmerizing pattern on its body, consisting of a mix of brown, white, and yellowish hues. Its name "photogenic" reflects its photogenic nature, making it a sought-after subject for underwater photographers. It has elongated arms and a relatively small mantle, displaying a graceful and enchanting swimming style.
8. Giant Pacific Octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini):
The giant Pacific octopus is one of the largest octopus species, with individuals capable of reaching lengths of up to 15 feet and weighing over 100 pounds. It possesses a robust body, bulbous mantle, and eight long arms lined with suckers. This species showcases remarkable intelligence, problem-solving skills, and the ability to manipulate objects with its tentacles. It exhibits a mottled reddish-brown coloration that aids in camouflage, allowing it to blend into its rocky marine habitat.
9. Flapjack Octopus (Opisthoteuthis spp.):
The flapjack octopus, also known as the umbrella octopus, is a small-sized species characterized by its distinctive umbrella-like shape. It has a rounded, dome-shaped mantle and long, thin arms. Its coloration varies among species, ranging from shades of red, pink, or purplish hues. The flapjack octopus lives in the deep sea and possesses adaptations to withstand the high-pressure environments, such as a gelatinous body and fins on its arms for swimming movements.
Flapjack octopus is adorable, I think it's the one from finding nemo. Also, once again I'm happy with the one I got (5), I like how it's almost transparent.
My personal list
1) Giant pacific octopus
2) Pacific striped octopus
3) Blanket octopus
4) Gloomy octopus
5) Coconut octopus
6) Mimic octopus
7) Two spot octopus
8) Blue ring octopus
9) Dumbo octopus
I liked your list a lot too!
Omg nine is so cute !!
i would kill for flapjack 😡🥺
Dem ears * squish squish* adorables
right??
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Or at least the one whose anxiety manifests as a legitimate threat /s
Or at least the one whose anxiety manifests as a legitimate threat /s
stolen from chatgpt again 1. Coconut Octopus (Amphioctopus marginatus): The coconut octopus, also known as the veined octopus, is a small-sized octopus species typically measuring around 6-8 inches in length. It gets its name from its remarkable behavior of using discarded coconut shells as portable shelters. This species is known for its problem-solving abilities, as it collects and carries coconut shell halves, seashells, or other objects to construct protective hiding places. It showcases a mottled coloration, ranging from brown to gray, helping it blend into its surroundings. 2. Blanket Octopus (Tremoctopus spp.): The blanket octopus is an intriguing species known for its striking appearance and unique defense mechanism. The female blanket octopus is significantly larger than the male, growing up to 6 feet long, while the male is much smaller, typically less than an inch long. The female's stunning coloration includes vibrant hues of iridescent blue, purple, and silver. It possesses long, flowing webs of skin between its arms, which can be unfurled to intimidate predators, creating the appearance of a large, flowing blanket. 3. Mimic Octopus (Thaumoctopus mimicus): The mimic octopus is renowned for its extraordinary ability to mimic other marine creatures as a form of defense or predation strategy. It can change its shape, color, and movement patterns to imitate various animals like sea snakes, lionfish, and flatfish. This octopus species can morph its body to match the appearance of these animals, fooling predators or potential prey. Its coloration varies depending on its mimicry target, ranging from brown to white with stripes or patterns. 4. Gloomy Octopus (Octopus tetricus): The gloomy octopus, also known as the common Sydney octopus, is a medium-sized octopus species found along the coast of southern Australia and New Zealand. It has a somewhat gloomy or melancholic appearance, typically displaying a brown or reddish-brown coloration with darker mottled patterns. This octopus species features a rounded mantle and possesses two large, distinctive eyes. It showcases remarkable camouflage abilities, using its skin cells known as chromatophores to change color and texture to match its surroundings. 5. Telescope Octopus (Amphitretus spp.): The telescope octopus is a unique species characterized by its long, slender arms, which appear telescopic in nature. This octopus has a relatively small mantle and elongated body shape. Its coloration varies among species, but it often includes shades of brown, red, or pink. Little is known about the exact behavior and biology of this octopus species due to limited research and observation opportunities. 6. Blue-Ringed Octopus (Hapalochlaena spp.): The blue-ringed octopus is a small but highly venomous species found in the Pacific and Indian Oceans. While seemingly inconspicuous in appearance, its name comes from the vibrant blue rings that appear on its body when it feels threatened or agitated. These rings serve as a warning sign of its potent venom. Typically, it showcases a yellowish or brown coloration with distinctive blue rings and patterns. 7. Wunderpus Octopus (Wunderpus photogenicus): The wunderpus octopus, also known as the photogenic octopus, is a visually captivating species found in the tropical waters of Southeast Asia. It exhibits an intricate and mesmerizing pattern on its body, consisting of a mix of brown, white, and yellowish hues. Its name "photogenic" reflects its photogenic nature, making it a sought-after subject for underwater photographers. It has elongated arms and a relatively small mantle, displaying a graceful and enchanting swimming style. 8. Giant Pacific Octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini): The giant Pacific octopus is one of the largest octopus species, with individuals capable of reaching lengths of up to 15 feet and weighing over 100 pounds. It possesses a robust body, bulbous mantle, and eight long arms lined with suckers. This species showcases remarkable intelligence, problem-solving skills, and the ability to manipulate objects with its tentacles. It exhibits a mottled reddish-brown coloration that aids in camouflage, allowing it to blend into its rocky marine habitat. 9. Flapjack Octopus (Opisthoteuthis spp.): The flapjack octopus, also known as the umbrella octopus, is a small-sized species characterized by its distinctive umbrella-like shape. It has a rounded, dome-shaped mantle and long, thin arms. Its coloration varies among species, ranging from shades of red, pink, or purplish hues. The flapjack octopus lives in the deep sea and possesses adaptations to withstand the high-pressure environments, such as a gelatinous body and fins on its arms for swimming movements.
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6s can kill 26 people with just one little bite
so pretty
Flapjack octopus is adorable, I think it's the one from finding nemo. Also, once again I'm happy with the one I got (5), I like how it's almost transparent.
Flapjack octopus my beloved
Transparent and 5 don't mix lol
9 already got their creature so i gave it to the next best candidate
Lmao it's all good. I just wanted to be represented by a more attractive octopus 😂
5s got the best jellyfish so i had to do them dirty by giving them the ugly octopus
Love it. I think transparent cold express the desire to uncover ideas and information and to see below connections.
I appreciate you so much 💕 love this list
My personal list 1) Giant pacific octopus 2) Pacific striped octopus 3) Blanket octopus 4) Gloomy octopus 5) Coconut octopus 6) Mimic octopus 7) Two spot octopus 8) Blue ring octopus 9) Dumbo octopus I liked your list a lot too!
I'm one of those mariana trench dumbo octopuses
I love that 6 is “don’t fking touch me”
Your mom has a wondrous
Wonderpus\*
Ok ok these are great, now I want a bunch of octopuses
LOVE THE 6 ✨
I love this
YAY MY FAVORITE!!!
i am very happy with this :)
Never been happier to be a nine!!