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Mimic Octopus
This sea creature can mimic the behaviors and various shapes of different animals it sees. They are highly intelligent and use their ability to camouflage and avoid predators. It is so intelligent that it will actually mimic a sea creature that its predators is afraid of. For example, scientists observed that when the octopus was attacked by territorial damselfishes, it mimicked the banded sea snake, a known predator of damselfishes.
It can mimic sea creatures like the sole fish, lion fish, sea snakes, frog fish and more.
Octopuses are going to kill us all someday
I had a biology teacher that told us this story about an octopus at an aquarium in Australia. The staff were concerned because their population of crustaceans kept disappearing. No bodies or anything. So they checked the video feed to find out what’s up.
Across from the the crustacean tank was a small octopus tank. This little fucker squeezed out of a tiny hole at the top of his tank, walk across the hall, and get into the crustacean tank. He would then hunt and eat. After he was done, he crawled back out and get back in his tank
Here’s the kicker: security guards patrolled the area. The staff realized that the octopus had memorized the security’s routine. It would escape and be back between the guards’ round.
An octopus in Germany was annoyed by a bright light shining into his tank, so he climbed up over the rim and squirted water at it to short it.
Fuckin’ octopuses, man.
Octopi are seriously so beautiful and amazing.
Holy fuck the part about the Guards really stood out like these fuckers can TIME WORK SHIFTS lmao that’s OP nerf
Radio Blue Heart presents TALES FROM THE PUBLIC DOMAIN!
Episode 32: Bride of the Monster! (aka Bride of the Atom)
Ed Wood does it again in his second feature film, whose making was painfully chronicled in the film biography “Ed Wood”. Wood desperately tried to raise funds for this movie. He promised to give the leading role to Loretta King in exchange for financing the film. She didn’t have a dime and a few days into production they got shut down. Leading man Tony McCoy’s father refinanced the film for $50,000 dollars and got the rights to it lock, stock and barrel. Just too bad he didn’t make a dime back!
Filmed on flimsy sets and using an abundance of stock footage, this film tells the story of Dr. Eric Vornoff (played by Bela Lugosi) who is continuing illegal experiments, that got him banned from his homeland, that can produce a race of atomic supermen. Assisting him in this venture is the mute manservant Lobo (played by Tor Johnson) and a giant killer octopus (played by stock footage of an actual octopus and a flaccid rubber octopus stolen from Republic Studios).
Once again this film is PUBLIC DOMAIN and not copyright protected in the US at least. You can make and sell your own DVD of it, download it, show it for free or for profit. Or remix it or use it for stock footage
