Guy Offers Hand to a Giant Octopus You Won’t Believe How He Reacts Wild Hearts
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For the next few months I came out to him with treats of different type but eventully an diffeent octi was there. not as friendly.
This area is heavily fished for the eels and octipi so he probably became someones dinner.
I have never been able to eat octipi and after that and other encounters I am so apposed to them being served. but that is not up to me.
Thank you for sharing this. I am a bit jealous.
Date: 2024-03-26
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Ctin23_3
Almost feels like every sucker has it's own brain. It's true, octopus' suckers are highly sensitive, they have nerves capable of some low level processing which communicates with a 'senior' nerve of sorts in the arm. Each of their arms is both capable of communicating with one another as well as acting pretty much independently from one another. They're truly amazing creatures
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Almost feels like every sucker has it's own brain. It's true, octopus' suckers are highly sensitive, they have nerves capable of some low level processing which communicates with a 'senior' nerve of sorts in the arm. Each of their arms is both capable of communicating with one another as well as acting pretty much independently from one another. They're truly amazing creatures
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christik3802
Octopi, have always been one of my top favorite species. I have recognized their amazing capabilities my whole life. Yet. I have never had the privilege to meet one, in person. Never, not even one in captivity, unfortunately. But, I do hope, someday. That an opportunity comes along. I would love to have an encounter communicating with one. :-)
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Octopi, have always been one of my top favorite species. I have recognized their amazing capabilities my whole life. Yet. I have never had the privilege to meet one, in person. Never, not even one in captivity, unfortunately. But, I do hope, someday. That an opportunity comes along. I would love to have an encounter communicating with one. :-)
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paulhaskey5295
They’re very curious so the divers have to be careful they don’t interfere with their breathing apparatus. A documentary My Teacher The Octopus’- I think it’s called, detailed a marine biologist’s relationship with one. It’s quite astonishing, their depth of understanding
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They’re very curious so the divers have to be careful they don’t interfere with their breathing apparatus. A documentary My Teacher The Octopus’- I think it’s called, detailed a marine biologist’s relationship with one. It’s quite astonishing, their depth of understanding
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the-dodo
It is almost like each tentacle has its own brain.
Well, that because they do. The neuro mapping of an octopus goes through their tentacles, which is why when an octopus loses an arm, the arm can actually camouflage and still collect data even castrated.
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It is almost like each tentacle has its own brain.
Well, that because they do. The neuro mapping of an octopus goes through their tentacles, which is why when an octopus loses an arm, the arm can actually camouflage and still collect data even castrated.
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stefanleithner6922
I love diving, but I dont ever want to see an octopus in their habitat, as a kid I had a terrible nightmare of an octopus draging me into the depthd of the sea, so scared of em, even though they are the smartest mist complex animal on the planet.
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I love diving, but I dont ever want to see an octopus in their habitat, as a kid I had a terrible nightmare of an octopus draging me into the depthd of the sea, so scared of em, even though they are the smartest mist complex animal on the planet.
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bevgordon7619
This reminds me of Helen Keller and folks like her: reading a face, especially mouth, jaw, (maybe throat) to understand how words are made, how they sound to a deaf person. Thanx for sharing your close encounter in the octopus’s garden
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This reminds me of Helen Keller and folks like her: reading a face, especially mouth, jaw, (maybe throat) to understand how words are made, how they sound to a deaf person. Thanx for sharing your close encounter in the octopus’s garden
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calvyoel1515
It is an assumption by some scientists to think that the universe doesn't have consciousness. Each and every particle, held together by God's agape love. Big bang/6nights and days. Glory.
Ps, it was a bunch of big little bangs.
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It is an assumption by some scientists to think that the universe doesn't have consciousness. Each and every particle, held together by God's agape love. Big bang/6nights and days. Glory.
Ps, it was a bunch of big little bangs.
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the-dodo
Octopus: Wow, cool! That was awesome! Hey Bud, great to meet and hang out with you! Now, if you'll excuse me, I gotta go see a Man about a Horse. That crab I ate for lunch is kinda coming back to haunt me, if you catch my drift.
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Octopus: Wow, cool! That was awesome! Hey Bud, great to meet and hang out with you! Now, if you'll excuse me, I gotta go see a Man about a Horse. That crab I ate for lunch is kinda coming back to haunt me, if you catch my drift.
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andreadv2010
When and if man reaches the Moon of Europa, looking to decipher whether there is marine life there, he will come across beings just like the ones we already have here on Earth.
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When and if man reaches the Moon of Europa, looking to decipher whether there is marine life there, he will come across beings just like the ones we already have here on Earth.
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brilliance2319
Very beautiful gentle, supremely intelligent, wonderfully created animal. I wish I could meet god and see gods mind and know everything, of all the beauty in the universe.
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Very beautiful gentle, supremely intelligent, wonderfully created animal. I wish I could meet god and see gods mind and know everything, of all the beauty in the universe.
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the-dodo
I wish I could get over my intense fear of water and learn how to swim so I can go see these beautiful life forms in their own habitat. Never gonna happen though.
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I wish I could get over my intense fear of water and learn how to swim so I can go see these beautiful life forms in their own habitat. Never gonna happen though.
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Lilac0989
Can anyone watch this video and still hunt them order them for lunch and eat them! Please wake up humanity we still got a little time left to make things right!
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Can anyone watch this video and still hunt them order them for lunch and eat them! Please wake up humanity we still got a little time left to make things right!
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Kwak444
I like to imagine the octopus doing a midwestern goodbye, where he’s too polite to just leave without chatting for a bit before he makes an excuse to head out.
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I like to imagine the octopus doing a midwestern goodbye, where he’s too polite to just leave without chatting for a bit before he makes an excuse to head out.
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richardstiers9010
Dived with these back in the '70's at Tacoma narrows. Can be dangerous to divers getting a bit too friendly. Ie. masks, airhoses. Lovely creatures.
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Dived with these back in the '70's at Tacoma narrows. Can be dangerous to divers getting a bit too friendly. Ie. masks, airhoses. Lovely creatures.
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user-sx1nt8rk9j
Once whilst diving I saw a man wearing a suit and carrying a briefcase. What are you doing down here. I asked.
I’m drowning. He replied
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Once whilst diving I saw a man wearing a suit and carrying a briefcase. What are you doing down here. I asked.
I’m drowning. He replied
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OldManPaxusYT
As a child, in South Africa, I got to know an octopus in a rock pool and it was just like this! CLEARLY intelligent, curious and playful.
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As a child, in South Africa, I got to know an octopus in a rock pool and it was just like this! CLEARLY intelligent, curious and playful.
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nathanfrank6299
1: 31 is very interesting as well as the follow up with the second tentacle because it implies octopus have a basic concept of consent.
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1: 31 is very interesting as well as the follow up with the second tentacle because it implies octopus have a basic concept of consent.
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the-dodo
WOW! That must have been such an awesome experience, and learning experience as well-for BOTH of you! All I can add to this is: INCREDIBLE!
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WOW! That must have been such an awesome experience, and learning experience as well-for BOTH of you! All I can add to this is: INCREDIBLE!
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GrowinGreg
I be wanting to do stuff like this but with my luck I’ll meet the octopus from The Little Mermaid and would never be seen again
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I be wanting to do stuff like this but with my luck I’ll meet the octopus from The Little Mermaid and would never be seen again
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princequestly2218
One of the most interesting and special animals on the planet, a complete mystery on the evolutionary journey. Hes so big
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One of the most interesting and special animals on the planet, a complete mystery on the evolutionary journey. Hes so big
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nessavee2205
I just hope that this wonderful, beautiful and intelligent creature doesn't end up thinking humans are safe.
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I just hope that this wonderful, beautiful and intelligent creature doesn't end up thinking humans are safe.
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aaabeverages7152
Interactions with such an unknown animal to us. I'm otherwise respectful to the beauty of its life.
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Interactions with such an unknown animal to us. I'm otherwise respectful to the beauty of its life.
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lezbeehonest0294
Love that he became more gentle after you pulled back. We aren't the only empathetic species.
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Love that he became more gentle after you pulled back. We aren't the only empathetic species.
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tylerwilson3800
Look gents, even an octopus knows when consent is involved and required. What a sweet animal.
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Look gents, even an octopus knows when consent is involved and required. What a sweet animal.
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unknowngamer714
god damn music at the start i thought my keyboard was disconnecting and reconnecting lmao
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god damn music at the start i thought my keyboard was disconnecting and reconnecting lmao
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kevinuribe318
The octopus eyes look like glowing alien eyes. So crazy how beautiful of an animal that it.
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The octopus eyes look like glowing alien eyes. So crazy how beautiful of an animal that it.
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The_Story_Of_Us
Octopus really are the most intelligent invertebrates on the planet, incredible animals.
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Octopus really are the most intelligent invertebrates on the planet, incredible animals.
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briarrose7016
It was like meeting an alien. YEAH that's probably exactly what the octopus was thinking.
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It was like meeting an alien. YEAH that's probably exactly what the octopus was thinking.
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wendypatton1932
I would cry. So beautiful. What an amazing honor it would be to play with this octopus
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I would cry. So beautiful. What an amazing honor it would be to play with this octopus
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jmbfinesse8223
These things are def alien in origin must have crashed here in a meteor been here since
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These things are def alien in origin must have crashed here in a meteor been here since
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abcxyz8787
I just realized how much octopuses remind me of the alien creatures in the aliens movies.
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I just realized how much octopuses remind me of the alien creatures in the aliens movies.
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