Eight-armed genius! the Giant Pacific Octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini)

The Giant Pacific Octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini) is a highly intelligent and adaptable animal. It is the largest species of octopus and is found in cold North Pacific waters. Specialized pigment cells allow it to change color and they can even open jars and solve puzzles.

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Credits:
Writer, editor, narrator: Ayane Inuzuka-Boyle
Scientific advisor and producer: Dr. Diego Ibarra

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[debrabolton]

I love the octopus. My favorite sea creature.

[pietervaness]

TRULY WONDERFUL CREATURES, MORE INTELLIGENCE THAN TOO MANY HUMANS !

[keatonblackman]

Octopuses are my most favorite animals ever and they're very fascinating

[davjitsidhu]

The fact that they prey on sharks is so interesting!

[CinemaGulp]

I feel so bad for ever having eaten octopus. No more. They are way smarter than me.

[emilyroy]

This octopus is so cool, it has so many ways to camouflage!

[charlottemensforth]

I found this video really informative and narrated well.

[rebeccacunningham]

Wow I had no idea they could camouflage like that, so cool!

[vanessas]

Great video! I'd love to see one of these while diving

[animalandnatureworld]

New born octopus are cute and eggs hatching is good

[brandonross]

This species is so cool especially with its very high intelligence.

[boldandbrash]

The poor aquarium specimen that fell 😯

[polarper]

wow, they live such a short time... do they understand mirrors?

[phanthetrungnguyen]

Imagine how many Takoyaki that'll make 😾

[shmeediver]

I love octopodes they're so cool especially as we learn more and more about them, its a shame they dont live after reproducing since that would let them pass on information to their offspring.

[tucox]

Let's get scientific. Do you have science degree? Did your university teach you the unit of weight in the SI Meteric System is gram/kilogram? If they did, epic fail. There is a difference between weight and mass both in units and magnitude. Kilogram is a unit of Mass. The mass of an obect is the same on Earth as on the Moon but the weight is different because the gravity is different. Weight, therefore, is a derived unit and the product of Mass and Gravity. Say "Mass" when referencing the unit gram/kilogram and Newton is the unit of weight and force in the modern metric system. Welcome to the 21st Century.