I love how this octopus carries the coconut shells with him/her. Awkward, yet graceful. Strangely intelligent spineless creatures. I heart cephalopods. I bet they're quite philosophical.
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1 comment:
Informative blog. Octopus is a soft bodied, eight limbed mollusc of the order octopoda. Here I found a video clip which specifies how octopus carries the coconut shell with it. It is very interesting. Thanks for sharing. Along with this article, I would like to share some interesting facts about the hammerhead sharks which are a group of sharks that form the family sphyrnidae.
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