People Share The Most Incredible Things Octopuses Have Done And We May Have Underestimated Their Intelligence
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In nature, octopuses only live in waters full of salt. But that doesn’t mean these cephalopods are salty themselves. Tumblr users have been sharing wholesome stories about octopus’ intelligence, and a whopping 790K people have liked their thread on the social platform so far. The love for this smart animal is spreading, and you’ll fall for them after reading the octopus facts as well. However, it’s worth mentioning that even though most researchers know lots about the natural habitat of the octopus and do their very best to recreate it for a great setting, being able to observe these intelligent animals in a controlled environment is extremely difficult. New settings alter their behaviors too much for them to be credible. And despite how cool they are, you shouldn’t get an octopus as a pet. They already have a brief life span, and being in captivity can create nervous system problems for them. It also stresses them so much that they often stop eating. Now that we’ve got that out of the way scroll down and enjoy the stories on octopus’ intelligence and mischief!
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And African grey parrots
And African grey parrots will laugh at your pain.
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You know it’s a bad comment when someone saying "fuck off" to you gets more votes than you do...
The story of the shrimp is so interesting. And that he knew where the guy had gone! It may have been simple, and the desk was just inside the door, but that octopus would have to understand object permanence, and a lot more.
In the first post: The octopus also recognized the specific human that had offended it. Not bad for #1 a totally different species. #2 The weird angles that it would have been seeing from.
Moral: always be nice to octopi :p
Octopi are noted among aquarium keeping people for three things- their intelligence, their artistry at escaping the damn tank, and social skills. but there's a lot more abstract thinking involved in giving the shrimp back. Just wait till he figures he can get a refund!
:))) you made me laugh. and i learnt something danielw. thankyou.
Bored Panda taught me never to mess around with octopuses and crows because they're smarter than you
And African grey parrots
And African grey parrots will laugh at your pain.
This comment is hidden. Click here to view.
#I've tried many of the same sites only this site that actually works to watch full movies With high quality & all subtitle. Watch only on this site >>> ͏B͏O͏X͏L͏O͏C͏K͏E͏R͏.͏N͏E͏T͏
Fuck off
You know it’s a bad comment when someone saying "fuck off" to you gets more votes than you do...
The story of the shrimp is so interesting. And that he knew where the guy had gone! It may have been simple, and the desk was just inside the door, but that octopus would have to understand object permanence, and a lot more.
In the first post: The octopus also recognized the specific human that had offended it. Not bad for #1 a totally different species. #2 The weird angles that it would have been seeing from.
Moral: always be nice to octopi :p
Octopi are noted among aquarium keeping people for three things- their intelligence, their artistry at escaping the damn tank, and social skills. but there's a lot more abstract thinking involved in giving the shrimp back. Just wait till he figures he can get a refund!
:))) you made me laugh. and i learnt something danielw. thankyou.