New Species of Octopus! (Incredibly Smart!)

In this video Mark catches the biggest Octopus he's ever seen in a tide pool. I’m fact it’s a newly named species called the Star Octopus. This incredibly intelligent creature not only shows off its color changing and shapeshifting abilities but it also surprises Mark by demonstrating its strength by taking his watch right off his wrist!

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[EpicAndrew]

This is easily in my top 10 favorite youtube channels, I highly respect everyone on this channel, no clickbait, really educational, I really love it

[SerathDarklands]

Most little kids love dinosaurs. I loved (and still do) octopuses. There was a book on them in my elementary school library that really illustrated how intelligent they are - there was an octopus in a research lab, whose name was Thor. Every morning, when the researchers passed his tank for the first time in the day, if they didn't greet him by saying "good morning, Thor", he'd squirt them in the back, and one day, he went missing. He was found in the library, pulling books off the shelves and leafing through them, a behavior he had clearly observed before and was mimicking. They're incredible, beautiful, brilliant, alien creatures.

[cory]

Mark catching animals on camera is really cool man. This channel is the best channel for me to watch when it comes to animals and wild life. Great work as always!

[mr]

This channel has the healthiest community! love the people here. All of us just fascinated by nature.

[DravenGal]

Mark: "Andrew, hold my beer!"
Andrew: "You don't have a beer."
Mark: "Oh, right...well, hold my GoPro!"

[santiagochaparro]

Great video. I would love to see a video featuring a giant pacific octopus. You don't believe how big they are until you actually see them in person.

[busybillyb]

1:30 I don't think I've ever heard Coyote drop an expletive even through all the painful stings. But this is my first time hearing one on this channel!

[wolffriendinus]

Now come to Washington for the Giant Pacific Octopus. You can either try to find one in the wild, or go to the Seattle Aquarium. They're even bigger than that one in the video.

[ManyGP]

1:34 him holding the octopus like a newborn baby made me laugh out loud

[nobudobu]

1:30
Hearing Mark saying "HOLY S&@#" is something I've never heard before

[SamOfChristendom]

You should come to the UK and look along the shores, tides and rock pools. You'll find all sorts (not liquorice, well maybe)

[braydentillman]

For the 1% of people reading this I hope you have a successful life

[HULLGRAFFITI]

"Can you believe they used to call me 'common octopus' ? " ..I mean...Look at me man !

[Dragonmacher]

Now we just need him to catch a colossal squid😂

[piper_lori-williams-tudhope]

Octopus are my favorite! They are so amazing on so many levels. 🥰

[Alfonso_wotsit]

I'm a big fan btw tide pools are the best place to find sea life like star fish and octopus's ( baby 1s ) anyway I realy want to become a person just like you pls can you give me tips

[KZ_]

That is so cool! This channel never seems to disappoint! 💪

[DinoNuggiez]

1:30
MARK HOW DARE YOU WHAT HAPPENED TO THE NO SWEARING

[Banana.]

I love this channel so much please make more videos like this this channel was my childhood I love it so much

[laynestuckey]

Hi! my son Vance LOVES your educational videos about the environment and he also loves the snake videos!