Fatima Firdous 
Octopuses are fast swimmers who have to survive the competitive sea environment. Moreover, they can swim up to 25 miles per hour. Their fast movement and very flexible body help them hunt food and escape the predator’s view. Moreover, they have about 300 suckers and millions of sense receptors so that they can feel the … Read more
Instead of teeth, octopuses have beaks. This is similar to the parrot’s beak. These teeth are made of denticles. As octopuses are invertebrates, they have no bones. However, though they have no bones, yet they bite. Their sharp beaks are venomous. They use their beaks to crush food. Octopuses depend on their beaks strongly as … Read more
Yes, Octopuses can regrow their limbs or arms. As octopuses live in the wild environment, they might lose limbs during hunting or being attacked by any predator. Sometimes they even deliberately lose their limbs which we’ll find later in this article. But fortunately, they can regenerate their limbs. Basically, after getting injured, the wound started … Read more
Amphipods are beneficial to the aquarium’s ecosystem, but they can overpopulate the aquarium. A large number of amphipods in your aquarium can look unappealing. What you can do is bring something that eats amphipods. But what eats amphipods? Many saltwater fish, such as wrasse and mandarin fish, enjoy eating amphipods. But if you have a … Read more
Octopuses are very intelligent creatures of different sizes and live in different locations. That means they got such wide varieties and uniqueness in their lifestyles. Among their lifestyle, the most questionable fact is their food habit. As they can eat almost anything, people get confused easily. But in this article, we’ll focus specifically on the … Read more
Octopuses appeared almost 296 million years ago. And you’ll find around 300 octopus species that are divided into 13 families around the world. They are considered one of the smartest sea creatures due to their versatile anatomy. Besides, in many aspects, they show similarities with humans, for example, their digestive process. On top of that, … Read more
Octopuses are carnivores, hands down! It means that they need meat to survive. They are predators that feed solely on other animals, such as fish, crabs, and mollusks, and not omnivores. However, in their diet it’s also found that they eat plants and seaweeds too. From this you can clear see that they are capable … Read more
An octopus has one stomach, just like humans. Despite having one stomach, their digestive process is quite complex because of their unique body structure. Also, they have a crop that assists the meal is going to its ultimate destination, which is the caecum. Lastly, it’ll go to the anus. In this whole process, the meal … Read more
Octopuses are super-intelligent but utterly strange cephalopods. And it seems to represent everything sinister and intriguing about the deep blue sea. They have a very mysterious body with more than 100 suckers on each arm, large eyes, and different anatomy. Among a lot of mysterious things, one of the fascinating things is that they can … Read more
