Aliens of the Deep: Decoding Octopus Anatomy!

In this informative 3d animation, we delve deep into the amazing world of octopuses. The animation provides a comprehensive portrayal of the octopus's anatomy, including its complex body structure, unique tentacles, astonishing skin camouflage capabilities, efficient circulatory system, highly developed brain, digestive system, and fascinating reproduction methods. This video is perfect for biology students, marine enthusiasts, and anyone eager to learn more about these remarkable sea creatures.

00:00 Intro
00:33 The body of the octopus
00:58 The tentacles
02:22 Siphon/funnel
02:43 Locomotion of the octopus
03:23 Predators of the octopus
03:55 The skin - camouflage
04:13 Chromatophores
04:31 Iridophores
04:48 Leukophores
05:02 Papillae
05:39 The ink sac
06:04 The circulatory system
06:41 The brain of the octopus
07:54 The venom gland
08:22 The digestion of the octopus
08:38 The radula
09:00 The hepatocancreas
09:30 The gonad/reproduction of the octopus

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[paulcooper]

Can't imagine how much time and effort was involved in making this well made informative video.

[geriott]

Truly the most sci-fi intelligent creature on earth we know of. I mean come on, changing skin surface and changing color! Just wow.

[olitonottero]

I am lost for words - this video production is second to none!!!
If you have a great idea, a new product or an innovative technology, what you are presenting here is pure gold. Thank you Oliver Ende

[vmcprojects]

I was today years old when I learned that octopus are venomous! Really great work, I know the research, scripting and especially the 3D modeling and animation was not easy, but it all came together beautifully!

[JanetStarChild]

Octopus are, by far, one of the most fascinating of all animals.
Truly incredible how complex this creature is, considering how contrastingly simple its relatives are.

[zatix]

Nothing beats your 3D animated anatomy videos! Awesome work yet again!!

[octopode]

it is a genuine travesty that you don't have 10 million subscribers. keep up the good work!

[aasishwarsaravana]

Woah the biology of the octopus is really interesting and unique in the animal kingdom.

Thanks for your hard work in making this video! I really learnt a lot!

[bwolff]

Amazing, never seen such an in depth demonstration of octopus anatomy online

[rhyssleary]

This channel is seriously under appreciated.

[SkepticThinker]

Man I've just discovered your channel and watched 3 of your video in a row, i would say it's a hell of a work, the 3d animation the information... I'm now bound to watch every single of your video... nice work❤

[Crozz]

Octopi are one of the most fascinating creatures. Especially due to their camouflage and intelligence.

[nikasstavros]

На одном дыхании! Респект создателям - очень иллюстративно, познавательно и интересно!

[leavesongrass]

Wow!!!! The graphics and information are amazing! Almost as amazing as the octopus!

[rcane]

Amazing work. These are the kind of videos that should be shown to students.

[Pepa]

Вы просто великолепны! Спасибо большое что на YouTube есть такие талантливые люди!

[theGreaterAwareness]

To improve readability when showing the anatomy, maybe create a duplicate of the Octopus mesh but give it a customShader or have a duplicate camera that renders on top of the main camera: so that you can transition between making the internal organs being visible in front of the exteriorMesh/mainCamera: or you can make the material on those transparent so that you can remove the opacity and reveal the specular transparent mesh again. Also I think it was the first display of points of anatomy where the first marker/point did not have a text display for what it represented. For making the video by yourself, that requires a lot of knowledge! Don't worry, I'm the guy that sees patterns in all things, so I spot flaws when something is treasure and I spot strengths when something is trash. I remember my teachers would often ask me how to do things. Really well done.

[lunaa]

they're so cool. I love marine creatures so much

[tianoyes]

Great animation, this is exactly the video i was looking for with the anatomy easily visible!

[Kebekwoodcraft]

You’re animation is wonderful and the information 👍 😊