Interesting Facts And Information About Octopus
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Octopus is one of the most interesting marine creatures, the name octopus is taken from a Greek language and its meaning is eight feet. You will be surprised to know that more than 200 species of octopus are on the earth and they all live in oceans around the world, usually near coral reefs.
Octopus has three heart, single brain and eight ganglion neurons associated with it and Blue Blood separates it from other animals. Two of these work to do blood in the supply of blood, so the third heart circulates the blood to the rest of the body.
Octopus is quite sharp minded. About 500 million neurons are found in these. These ganglion neurons are in the nervous system under Central Brain and every hand that keeps every movement in their control.
In Blue blood, Octopus contains copper-iron proteins rich in hemocyanin. Even when the temperature of the ocean low is low and the level of oxygen is low, this protein helps in the supply of oxygen in the body of the Octopus.
Octopus easily solves any problem and learns any work easily and adopts ways to protect from its predators. You must remember Octopus Paul who had already selected the right winners of World Football Cup FIFA 2008 and 2010.
The biggest thing is that if the side of the octopus is cut, then it comes back after some time i.e. to avoid the catch of a hunter or to erase hunger due to its lost arm, it grows up in the same place.
When he is hungry, he starts eating his own hands, which makes him weak. Many times he dies of hunger and can not protect himself from other predators. Often the young octopus can not learn anything from their parents, so more than half the larvae from Andodo become prey to other sea creatures before they are young.
By making a mud in the deep ocean floor, the mother octopus gives about 1 to 3 lakh eggs in one time, mother octopus puts her life in order to protect her from the predators and save from water. It does not go away and is hungry.
The octopus uses special chemicals to protect themselves from hunters when they understand that they are in trouble, they leave their blue blood fountain in the second place, which becomes faintly black ink in the water. It creates a chemical called Tyrocinus, creates irritation in the eyes of the hunter and does not show anything, then the octopus takes advantage of the opportunity and slips...