Octopus in the wild ????

Feb 21, 2023 7:20 PM

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Made a new friend in the tide pools

Pet the eight-legged water puppy!

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I read “that I met in the Tide pods” and was confused for a sec. But aww I love him!

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If you see a little octopus with blue rings in Australia, leave it the hell alone. This is cool.

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Obligatory mention @tinyoctopus

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i saved several young ones from being eaten by seagulls on marco island. one sweet baby wouldn't let go of my hand til i sang to it.

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Give that sweet boy a smooch for me

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Still boggles my mind that some cultures see something that's intelligent and looks like it's made of intestine or rubber & want to eat it.

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I get excited just to see a little fish or a crab! That's awesome

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Oh man, meeting a wild octopus during Low Tide is so much fun! I used to crack open mussels and feed 'em when I found 'em!

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Now imagine that all animals are supposed in 'the wild'

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THIS IS CRAZY COOL!

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Uhh does anyone else see the creepy skull face?

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You'll love this video too, posted recently of an octopus hunting in a tide pool. https://twitter.com/chamberea/status/1627553256724631553

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wow that is incredible!!!

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That is so cool, at first I thought it was Ohio River contamination

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Did you see how they scooped up the little dootles by the rock? Like a crab and some others? It’s amazing you were able to see this!

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Just need a 7 and a 2 now to win this scavenger hunt

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@TinyOctopus @ElbowDeepinaTinyOctopus

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Do you know the species? Is that a miniature giant pacific octopus?

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I wish I knew!

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Nah, that's an eel orgy.

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Imagine if you never knew what those were and never saw one of those and then all of a sudden you saw one

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Like a black swan…

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He's a good dog Bront

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Which tide pools?

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@predicto in La Jolla, San Diego! Just north of Scripps Pier. There are tons of new tide pools accessible right now with King Tide season.

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Ah cool. We used to stay at La Jolla Shores back when it was a cheap motel. I've spotted octoboys up here around SF, but never got a shot

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that good. Nice camerawork.

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3 years ago (deleted Feb 22, 2023 1:36 AM) | Likes 0 Dislikes 0

haha this was not taken at a zoo

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Watch the doc “my octopus teacher”. They are SO cool!

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yesss! its really good. saw it 3 weeks ago :)

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obsessed with this film!!

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I didn't expect to become as engrossed in it as I did, nor get an emotional attachment to an octopus

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It won the 2021 Oscar for Best Documentary Feature.

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Damn that’s awesome! I’ve been waiting for a long time to see one here in the PNW.

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I think ours tend to live deeper than tide pools. Lived here my whole life, spent a lot of my life at low tide, never seen one in the wild

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I was thinking the same thing. I know giant pacific octopus are native to the region, but assume they probably dwell a bit deeper

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You been checking the trees?

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I haven’t. Drop octopi? I’ve just been looking down in the surf.

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Pacific Tree Octopus

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Yep they are firactious

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..it's where they belong..

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It belongs in a museum!

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haha yes i know. my emojis turned to ???? when i posted

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2023 and they still haven't properly implemented unicode? @sarah

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bummer, cool sighting

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OR IN MAH BELLY

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Easy there Homelander

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Yeah don't touch that.

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- The Salarian Union

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but what if you find one on land and he needs help getting back into the water?

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Lucky to be alive

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CODEX!! (or i suppose this was on her supernatural run, so CHARLIE!)

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Is that a blue ringed octopus??

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Yes, they are very cuddly and everyone should touch em!

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Fucking hell, don't joke about something that could actually get people killed.

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This is probably the only poisonous Australian animal that Australians don't joke about

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