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For me the moment the Octopus overcame its outwardly appearance is when she was extending her arms and playing with the school of fish; exactly like a dog (whic
by noisy_boy 6y ago
For me the moment the Octopus overcame its outwardly appearance is when she was extending her arms and playing with the school of fish; exactly like a dog (which I can relate about much more easily). I could literally imagine myself in that spot extending my arms to play with the fish in the same way.
If anyone hasn't seen this documentary, I highly recommend it. My kids loved it too.
- sneeze-slayer 6y agoYeah, that was a really cool scene. It felt like a dog chasing squirrels or a cat batting a string.
- an_opabinia 6y agoI don’t know. It’s a bunch of different octopuses for starters, so the whole premise is pretty flawed. It’s definitely not the same octopus. If you interact with them in the wild, at least I have, they are pretty easy to catch at daytime, and then they’re very curious and interact a lot, smelling your hair and touching everything (your scuba gear) after a moment of trying to jet. In some habitats they are not elusive at all, easy to find in very obvious preferred hiding places.
- potatoman22 6y agoThe documentary focuses on a single octopus, unless you're suggesting that the premise of the documentary is one big lie.