Giant Pacific Octopus Adventure | JONATHAN BIRD'S BLUE WORLD

In this epic adventure taking place on two coasts, Jonathan investigates the world's largest octopus, the Giant Pacific Octopus! He begins by meeting Sy, one of the octopuses at the New England Aquarium in Boston with cold water aquarist Bill Murphy. Then Jonathan and Bill travel to the Seattle Aquarium to two of their octopuses Lucy and Odie with Seattle Aquarium aquarist Kathryn Kegel. Bill and Jonathan join Kathryn and her team on some dives in Puget Sound to survey wild octopus populations. Along the way, Jonathan witnesses an incredible octopus fight and gets a small glimpse into the social lives of the Giant Pacific Octopus! Get ready for an incredible Blue World adventure!

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[dr.spectre]

I voluntarily chose to stop eating Octopus & Cuttlefish due to their intelligence & I humbly suggest all us marine lovers do the same. The fact that they are the smartest invertebrates should be treasured. Thank you for your wonderful channel. It is a great educational resource about our beautiful wet planet & its great for kids!

[lisawondershow]

The enclosure for the octopus’s seems small compared to their size when they swim. They usually have the ocean to swim in please give them bigger enclosures ✌🏾🌍💗🌸🙏🏾

[jackslux]

14:49 "A Sea Cucumber 😄A Dungenous Crab 😲 A Shrimp 😡"

[GymRatJake]

How do you get air in your scuba tank because I want to be like you when I'm older👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[SgtAwesome]

I lost it when Sy started spraying you guys with water, cheeky lil thing isn't she? lol

[Deklectic]

I always hate when I see humans feeding these types of exoctic creatures "dead prey" like if your gonna kill the crab anyways just let the octopus do it its self so it can retain its most natural hunting instincts.. And don't give me the "humane" lecture because either way you look at it when you catch a crab for bait or food your still gonna kill it anyways why not let the animal do it like it would in the wild....

[DarthRupi]

Your enthusiasm is really lovely. Also, your editor does a great job putting together footage. Thank you for this channel - it makes this fan of marine biology happy :)

[davidsamuel]

Happy new year to all of you at the Blue World. May God continue to bless through all your challenges. it's always a treat to see the way these magnificent animals can camouflage themselves right before your eyes. Another great video and good information.

[bryanm]

humans would be more caring to animals and mother nature if they subscribe to you more than logan paul

[RobinPillage.]

I wonder what the thinking is behind the water squirting...it's not defensive otherwise she wouldn't be coming up to them.

[Majnunification]

Waw, marvellous underwater picture. Also, what kind of holothuria is it? It's sufficiently lager than our Stichopus japonica, which is usual in Japanese sea and Sakhalin waters

[crayonmuncher]

“It’s over octo-kin, I have the high ground”

[keiadomingo]

Before I watch this, Thank you for another cool and LONG videos 😍.

[recoxu]

Is there anyway you could visit the Vancouver aquarium?? it is not the biggest but it's very special to us Canadians.

[daylagibbons]

Love this channel and show it has really influenced me to want to become a marine biologist. It is AWESOME.

[elaineb]

So much in this vid!!! Suckered & squirted, feeding time, even seeing a friend of sharky!!! Then, of course, there are the octopods!!!

[StephSolace]

I find octopus so incredibly interesting! Creepy but beautiful at the same time. What I don't like though is why her tank is so small 🥺 as a GIANT octopus, you'd think the tank would be bigger.

[Kasspyr]

I hope they upgraded that exhibit. I think those octopi need more space. Maybe it's just me.

[alexandrabanach]

I'm twelve years old and I'm about to get my open water certification!

[Boat_Brothers]

Love it! Such a great channel! My whole family loves you. Keep up the awesome work! Thanks for what you do.