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The World's Most Dangerous Blood Type
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The Insane Biology of: The Orca
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Why This Is the Deadliest Venom in the World
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Why Crows Are as Smart as 7 Year Old Humans
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Channel Comments
italucenaz (4 years ago)
"You gained intelligence?"
Super713 (5 years ago)
I gotta go to work in 4hours and I'm over here learning about octopuses at 2 AM
syuasims1914 (4 years ago)
just how intelegent are they?
moerocco775 (4 months ago)
So they can think with their arms and see with their skin? Now that's FUNKY.
jimhunt1592 (3 years ago)
I worked with a marine biologist studying cephalopods. He had one big tank for octopuses and one for crabs, their favorite food. One morning he came in and found that one of his octopuses had pushed the lid open on his tank, crossed the floor and climbed into the crab tank. Soon it became a common occurrence. He decided to give the octopus a mild shock when he found it in the crab tank to deter it. Within days he came in and found the octopus had still gone to the crab tank, eaten it's fill, but then climbed back to its own tank to avoid the shock.
Tarumarugan (4 years ago)
The next time someone tells you, you need to get out of your shell; they’re offering you a path to evolution, intelligence and enlightenment.
entropy_7827 (5 years ago (edited))
> ditched the shell
elinovak3770 (2 months ago)
The octopus has nine brains not really sure if it ever makes a mistake compared to a human where we make mistakes all the time
MelissaKnox (5 years ago)
When you learn something so incredible and interesting that you feel like you need to go tell someone about it, you know you learned something good.
ArianeReichenbach (5 months ago)
this is just insane. thanks for all these infos
nicotopcat1188 (4 years ago)
I'm rooting for the octopus. Movies like to make them seem like monsters, but they really are very vulnerable...
benodonovan8907 (4 years ago)
Exam in 4 hours, have I studied? No. Have I learned about how octopuses are possibly the first intelligent being? Yes. Am I happy with my productivity? Hell mother f’ing yes.
ryuuguu01 (3 years ago)
I hope there is an updated version made. Octopuses and squid are now known not to be colorblind but just as their intelligence evolved differently than chordates their color vision is completely different. They only have a single type of photodetector and the fact that lenses are achromatic and have non-circular pupils and their visual system is much more complicated than ours so as to be able to extract color diffraction around the edge of the pupil and the achromatic distortions caused by lenses.
arinomaly (2 years ago)
the coconut carrying octopus and the one playing with the scientist is so adorable.
matthewcarey3148 (4 years ago (edited))
The octopus is the most amazing creature on earth. Just incomprehensible.
g_superson1c255 (4 years ago)
changing colors and body textures is incredible but what amazes me even more is the speed at which the octopus does it…it’s freakin insane man
四季-i5k (5 years ago)
Octopuses: *sophisticatedly evolved to survive this long