Octopuses Can Hide Pretty Much Anywhere (How Sea Creatures Will Take Over the World)

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
  • Octopuses aren't considered one of the great masterminds of the animal world, but you'd be wrong not to think so. They are intelligent, tenacious and can hide pretty much anywhere they want.
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Комментарии • 1,1 тыс.

  • @PopeJoeFitz
    @PopeJoeFitz 6 лет назад +955

    Octodad makes so much more sense now

    • @Dualbladedscorpion7737
      @Dualbladedscorpion7737 5 лет назад +35

      Are octodad's kids adopted or was there hentai at play.

    • @PinkSwagDemon
      @PinkSwagDemon 5 лет назад +15

      @@Dualbladedscorpion7737 both

    • @themanofmemes4911
      @themanofmemes4911 5 лет назад +15

      @@Dualbladedscorpion7737 yes

    • @noisy_killjoy
      @noisy_killjoy 4 года назад +9

      wife:Hi hun how was work?
      octodad: Blub blub blub
      Wife: Yes perfect human speech

    • @ShoeNerd
      @ShoeNerd 4 года назад +9

      @@Dualbladedscorpion7737 when octopus bang they rip off a tentacle to give their mate as their... you know what..., octodad has six tentacles and two kids. The more you know!

  • @IamJenJen101
    @IamJenJen101 5 лет назад +110

    You forgot to mention the fact that octopuses seem to understand when they've been saved, there are many videos on the internet of rehabilitated octopuses being released into the ocean and chilling around for hours around the person that saved them.

  • @ChronoShadow69
    @ChronoShadow69 6 лет назад +222

    Hah! I've already studied the weakness of the sea, and they shall be UNABLE to survive my assault!
    *unwraps plastic straws menacingly*

    • @zimjim4500
      @zimjim4500 4 года назад +12

      Your profile picture helps

  • @Nananananaheckyes
    @Nananananaheckyes 6 лет назад +1117

    Oh no... No one let the crows and octopuses ally... They can never have the sea, land, and sky or it will be o.v.e.r.

    • @3ch1dna07
      @3ch1dna07 6 лет назад +32

      Sarah, all hail the crow and octopus overlords.🐙

    • @azujem5931
      @azujem5931 6 лет назад +29

      But we have...
      S P A C E

    • @rushthezeppelin
      @rushthezeppelin 6 лет назад +12

      God help us if this ever happens....

    • @rushthezeppelin
      @rushthezeppelin 6 лет назад +16

      Mejuza the Mage.....they just need to ally with the tardigrades at that point.

    • @t84t748748t6
      @t84t748748t6 6 лет назад +12

      i would say if the than team up whit the honey badger we wouldnt be safe but the honey badger wouldnt give a F about ruling because the already do

  • @georgebrompton3740
    @georgebrompton3740 6 лет назад +1244

    Your doing a video on a creature capable of camouflage and karl didn't wear a top to mess with the green screen.... Im disappointed in you Karl

    • @mattcurtis982
      @mattcurtis982 6 лет назад +45

      George Brompton I think he tried to because his shirt was green

    • @salacommander2674
      @salacommander2674 6 лет назад +12

      I Løve Jøsh Dun.
      Nah even the Simpsons shirt didn’t work so there was no chance this one would.

    • @waltrz
      @waltrz 6 лет назад +21

      SalaCommander26
      Actually The Simpsons shirt does work, Brad just kept editing around it, there's a video where he doesn't do that and it's great.

    • @waltrz
      @waltrz 6 лет назад +5

      Jedinate6
      Yep shoulda saw that coming after I said it, just started watching this channel so let me sift through my history to find it, I'll put it here after I do.

    • @waltrz
      @waltrz 6 лет назад +3

      Here it is
      ruclips.net/video/4ddSGlzOPCk/видео.html
      The one about Anthony Daniels thinking only he can portray c3-po

  • @umoplsdn95
    @umoplsdn95 6 лет назад +123

    My girlfriend love octopuses and is terrified of face huggers. Thanks Carl now shes scared of octopuses lol

  • @InvidiousIgnoramus
    @InvidiousIgnoramus 6 лет назад +649

    I don't think i've seen a vid from this channel that I didn't like.

    • @nealdalton1576
      @nealdalton1576 5 лет назад +6

      Got too agree but there are parts that i dont like one story comes to mind when karl was making fun of a revolution Museum or a time when he let a guy drink soda that he took a piss in but ya i love the guys content even if it can be rude or gross at times

    • @burnttoasthair
      @burnttoasthair 4 года назад +2

      @@nealdalton1576 Every time I think I might just start liking his personality he starts waffling and I hate it

    • @jimmythompson8919
      @jimmythompson8919 4 года назад

      @@burnttoasthair honestly the same thing happens to me all the time. Also I’m kinda worried about Carl he needs help with his drinking

  • @scholtenfamily
    @scholtenfamily 6 лет назад +71

    Octopuses are like really smart water cats that have eight legs.

  • @TheTonyMcD
    @TheTonyMcD 6 лет назад +144

    It depends on the size of their beak. The beak is the only hard part of an octopus. They are also quite aware of this limitation and they know exactly how big their beak is. If they come across a hole too small for their beak, they won't even try to go through it. So it depends on the size of an octopus. The smaller the beak, the smaller hole they can fit through.
    An octopuses intelligence is even crazier when you consider what they evolved from. Humans evolved from a common primate ancestor between us and Chimps. Even further back was a common ancestor among all primates. Even still further back was a common ancestor between all mammals. So we have quite the pedigree of above average intelligence. Octopuses as well as all other cephalopods evolved from clams. Dumb, brainless clams (they have two ganglia but no centralized brain).... They also have a ganglia, which is like a small brain, at the base of each tentacle. As well as evolve an entire brain from scratch, they also evolved a complete complex eye from scratch.

    • @fan9775
      @fan9775 6 лет назад +13

      When you have billions of years to evolve, it gets less impressive.

    • @johnpeterson4489
      @johnpeterson4489 6 лет назад +11

      Some marien biologists say that one of the only thing holding the octopus is their lifespan

    • @connorb2112
      @connorb2112 5 лет назад +3

      Dont they also have eyes the same as humans but evolved completely separate from our eyes? I think it has a name but cant remember it. Where evolution comes up with the same solution to 2 different problems

    • @vaelophisnyx9873
      @vaelophisnyx9873 5 лет назад +6

      a complex eye that, mind you, is better than the human eye (no blind-spot) :)

    • @kennethhoopaugh8375
      @kennethhoopaugh8375 5 лет назад +5

      @@connorb2112 convergent evolution. It's fanfuckintastic!

  • @iaiacthulhu5998
    @iaiacthulhu5998 5 лет назад +13

    A normally solitary species have recently been shown to build coral cities off the coast of Australia

  • @AurelUrban
    @AurelUrban 6 лет назад +16

    One of the things I think about a lot is, how quickly would octopi evolve if they didn't die after having kids. Octopi can learn very quickly, but unfortunately their short life span and the fact they grow up alone without parents, holds them back a LOT. So if they stopped dying after giving birth, or at least lived in communities, they could be a lot smarter. There is one bay where the number of octopi recently increased a lot so the small octopi can actually observe older ones and they learn everything a lot quicker than average octopus. who knows what will be in that bay in hundred years.

    • @brokenwave6125
      @brokenwave6125 6 лет назад

      "Octopi" isn't a word...

    • @donnygv27
      @donnygv27 4 года назад

      I’ve had thissame wonder about dogs (who obviously aren’t as smart as octopuses)
      But what would happen if dogs were raised by their parents?

    • @AurelUrban
      @AurelUrban 4 года назад +1

      @@donnygv27 you can just look at dogs that are raised by their parents for that :D there are plenty, not everyone gives puppies away, some people keep them

  • @LeafRaider
    @LeafRaider 6 лет назад +72

    Karl is equally as majestic as an octopus

  • @meredithr9824
    @meredithr9824 5 лет назад +48

    When you realize you're the apex predator-
    _But just barely_

  • @LilBpixi3
    @LilBpixi3 6 лет назад +58

    Starting to think Octodad was a documentary game

  • @spaceboyj5626
    @spaceboyj5626 5 лет назад +76

    When you’re making fun of an octopus and it says “glub glub glub glub”
    Translation: My seaborne brethren, it’s time to rise up against the surface

  • @theycallmerainy2010
    @theycallmerainy2010 5 лет назад +7

    At an Aquarium my sister used to visit a lot there was an octopus that liked to steal things from visitors and one time it had one of the aquarium's laminated maps

  • @Spthomas47
    @Spthomas47 6 лет назад +26

    "To wander around like a drink toddler with [8] adhesive snakes for arms."
    Phaque'n ell that's a frightening thought.

  • @darneldonegan530
    @darneldonegan530 6 лет назад +3

    I just went on to patreon to try and support the channel to find you decided not to take donations because you are content with the money you are already making. Honestly that just made my day what classy people you guys are delighted for you :)

  • @thenatarator7563
    @thenatarator7563 6 лет назад +36

    Somewhere, an octopus is watching and planning based on our intelligence. They’re ready, they’re just waiting for the time to strike…

  • @losersandwich3712
    @losersandwich3712 6 лет назад +102

    Octopi are the most adorable nightmare fuel.

    • @augustussutton2379
      @augustussutton2379 6 лет назад +1

      Have you ever seen the film Deep Rising if not you should an octopus stalking people on a massive cruise ship

    • @McLeiwand
      @McLeiwand 6 лет назад

      No way, octopodes are though

    • @GodsStrongestScroller
      @GodsStrongestScroller 6 лет назад

      No way, octopods are though.

    • @brokenwave6125
      @brokenwave6125 6 лет назад +1

      "Octopi" isn't a word. You mean octopuses.

  • @bulldozer8950
    @bulldozer8950 4 года назад +7

    Woman: “why does this octopus HATE ME!”
    Octopus: “haha. That’s funny, she’s mad.” Casually eating the crabs in tank next to it.

  • @lazarus9165
    @lazarus9165 4 года назад +5

    I for one, fully welcome our cephalopod overlords
    I think it would honestly be an improvement.

  • @qualitytbf3483
    @qualitytbf3483 6 лет назад +197

    If octopuses, crows, and honey badgers United... Humans would have no chance

    • @__-kn5gp
      @__-kn5gp 6 лет назад +1

      QualityBooms 24 debatable

    • @philcourteney4328
      @philcourteney4328 6 лет назад +1

      Go on then Tommy, respond :) ;)

    • @fan9775
      @fan9775 6 лет назад +1

      @@Nell-r0se .... heretic!!

    • @samgafford2371
      @samgafford2371 6 лет назад +1

      Fuse them all together...

    • @danilejai7801
      @danilejai7801 5 лет назад

      They still don’t have thumbs.... so....

  • @vladimira5209
    @vladimira5209 6 лет назад +69

    Check game "octodad" about octopus who disguises himself as human and pretends to be good dad and husband to human family he met.

    • @arkhamshade2198
      @arkhamshade2198 4 года назад +6

      What do you mean pretend to be a good husband he's an amazing husband who saves his kids and wife before worrying about himself best dad material.

    • @anonymousapproximation8549
      @anonymousapproximation8549 4 года назад +2

      @@arkhamshade2198 surprisingly yes.

  • @diegobrando3409
    @diegobrando3409 4 года назад +4

    Squid and cuttlefish are very adaptable. If humans had this exact same ability they'd be able to adapt to living in a desert to living in a frozen tundra in seconds

  • @josiahb2355
    @josiahb2355 5 лет назад +6

    My dog has learned how to open the front door to our house and we changed the door knob multiple times and she learned how to open all of them. It got to the point where we got a combination lock so we could lock it all the time and she tries to hit the buttons on the door

    • @noisy_killjoy
      @noisy_killjoy 4 года назад +3

      You sure you don't just own an octopus

  • @richardscales9560
    @richardscales9560 6 лет назад +21

    They've got better eyes than us too

  • @chillibomb
    @chillibomb 6 лет назад +3

    Thank you for the conversation at the end. it gave me an idea for my English exam

  • @autumn2675
    @autumn2675 4 года назад +3

    “There could be 5 of them in this room right now”
    Someone should really remind him what they’re putting on the green screen

  • @Dedjkeorrn42
    @Dedjkeorrn42 6 лет назад +30

    The person who disliked the video should octopissoff

    • @bulldozer8950
      @bulldozer8950 4 года назад

      It’s octopus that snuck out of their tanks to dislike this. They don’t like him exposing their secrets

  • @edk487
    @edk487 6 лет назад +51

    Think god giant squids aren’t as smart as octopuses.

    • @lukasd.4389
      @lukasd.4389 6 лет назад +3

      Mike Acker They are, just in a different way. Nautilu(ses?) to, theres quite a few interesting experiments.

    • @theapexsurvivor9538
      @theapexsurvivor9538 6 лет назад +8

      Squids have more total brain, however they expend it on physical intelligence rather than sentience and sapience...

    • @KonaSoda
      @KonaSoda 6 лет назад +6

      What if giant octopuses exist, but are just too far deep into the ocean.

    • @theapexsurvivor9538
      @theapexsurvivor9538 6 лет назад +9

      KonaSoda they would sacrifice most of their brain power due to their increased size and decreased metabolism and diet.
      Human brains consume 1/3 of our daily energy usage, a giant octopus would have to be consuming approximately it's bodyweight in food each day to handle a brain comparable in scale to that of a normal octopus and maintain any semblance of thermoregulation, maneuverability, and strength. That would be a small whale per day for something the size of a giant squid...

    • @erebusvonmori8050
      @erebusvonmori8050 6 лет назад +7

      The Nautilus is renowned as the idiot of the cephalods. Cuttlefish, squid, octopus, all super genius escape artists... and then there's the nautilus, an animal so dumb it's primary method of figuring out what something is is just trying to eat it, something it even attempts on its own predators.

  • @steamedwam1194
    @steamedwam1194 4 года назад +1

    I didn’t realise how realistic Finding Dory was: The octopus understood that it would eventually be released back into ocean so it kept escaping its tank and trying to catch a ride to Cleveland just to avoid going back.

  • @CarrionCarriesOn
    @CarrionCarriesOn 6 лет назад +13

    Octopus are the ninjas of the sea

  • @kumqatninja3891
    @kumqatninja3891 6 лет назад +2

    My mom was scuba diving when I was a toddler, and an octopus attached to her mask and regulator. She said she remained calm and gently pulled it off.

  • @eriley7809
    @eriley7809 4 года назад +3

    Imagine an octopus squeezing through your ear canal to your brain... then they can control you.

  • @amidilley1259
    @amidilley1259 5 лет назад +1

    Rewatching older videos, still as good ❤️

  • @bulldozer8950
    @bulldozer8950 4 года назад +3

    I’ve heard the only thing holding back octopus is their lifespan: they don’t live long enough to pass on knowledge. If they lived like 40 years instead of 10 they could be as smart as us.

  • @jonahdelaney893
    @jonahdelaney893 4 года назад

    That first line is amazing, you are legendary mate

  • @PrismCasillica
    @PrismCasillica 6 лет назад +29

    3:20 is that how OctoDad got it's start?

  • @danshrk
    @danshrk 6 лет назад

    I love it that you always upload when I get home.

  • @lilpetz500
    @lilpetz500 5 лет назад +8

    "Octopus recon squad" "Octopuses taking over society"
    I don't think these guys are ready for Splatoon

  • @diegocelaya1032
    @diegocelaya1032 6 лет назад

    Congrats on getting over 100,000 subscribers!! Been her since 30k

  • @scottmitchell2538
    @scottmitchell2538 4 года назад +3

    When Clark Kentacles takes off his glasses he becomes...........

  • @fennecfoxfanatic
    @fennecfoxfanatic 6 лет назад

    hey just want to say thanks for showing off my art in the previous video! I am so proud of you guys

  • @GameCyborgCh
    @GameCyborgCh 5 лет назад +3

    watching this with my octopus tank behind me and i live close to the sea

  • @beckymcdonald9529
    @beckymcdonald9529 6 лет назад

    I just discovered you this past week and I'm bingeing

  • @DolusVulpes
    @DolusVulpes 6 лет назад +41

    If Dolphins and Octopi ever achieved sapience, do you think they'd go to war with each other, or would they team up to try to take us down?

    • @augustussutton2379
      @augustussutton2379 6 лет назад +2

      The Ceph in Crysis

    • @DolusVulpes
      @DolusVulpes 6 лет назад +1

      Augustus Sutton uh, what? Could you maybe give some context? Because I don't think your comment has any.

    • @augustussutton2379
      @augustussutton2379 6 лет назад +12

      The Ceph in Crysis are a race of Cephalopod aliens that get about in mechanical suits on land and are based on a series of short stories about the invasion of earth by creatures that evolved on an ocean planet. Crysis is a game series

    • @DolusVulpes
      @DolusVulpes 6 лет назад +5

      Augustus Sutton thank you for the clarification.

    • @DolusVulpes
      @DolusVulpes 6 лет назад +3

      Austin C well, that seems like more definitive proof than anything else that they're evolving, then. After all, how could anything besides a sapient creature possibly think that war is a good solution to a problem?

  • @SharkBait-eo1yw
    @SharkBait-eo1yw 5 лет назад +1

    I read a story once where a keeper at an aquarium gave it its food it was shrimp. When the keeper walked away the octopus got out of tank, crawled to the keepers desk and threw two pieces of shrimp at the keeper because those pieces of shrimp were bad.
    Also I saw I video of two people kayaking and feeding the feels fish and when they ran out a seal there an octopus at one of them

  • @Jack-rn3rm
    @Jack-rn3rm 6 лет назад +15

    Glad you're calling them octopuses and not octopi

    • @avawyllie7099
      @avawyllie7099 6 лет назад +3

      they are both wrong, It's octopodes, although octopuses is the ONLY correct alternative

    • @avawyllie7099
      @avawyllie7099 6 лет назад +4

      Mr. R_creator well technically it is wrong but a valid substitute, not the absolute correct one though, so using octopodes SHOULD be the only way anyone uses the plural. the real moral of the story is that octopi is wrong in every circumstance

    • @Jawz366
      @Jawz366 6 лет назад

      The Moore experience boi Octopuses is the better choice though. This is because when a foreign word is absorbed into the English language, it follows English rules. So, it would add an “es” ending as a standard.

  • @willw1980
    @willw1980 6 лет назад +1

    8:49 this reminded me of one of the starwars prequels where the small droids were tearing apart spaceships, or that one episode of the twilight zone with the gremlin on the plane wing.

  • @emmaleckmen8608
    @emmaleckmen8608 6 лет назад +3

    "Carl what would you do if you had eight arms?"
    Carl: *Lenny face*

  • @AzureShin4
    @AzureShin4 5 лет назад +2

    Imagine Gustav as a messenger....he will get that message through and anything in his way is fked

  • @chloeschronicals1020
    @chloeschronicals1020 6 лет назад +4

    Almost at 110k subscribers

  • @VergilTheMenace
    @VergilTheMenace 6 лет назад

    this channel is of the uncommon gems of youtube

  • @-nathun8507
    @-nathun8507 6 лет назад +3

    Than there’s Michigan’s Great Lakes, we would totally be dead xD

  • @darioking303
    @darioking303 4 года назад

    Adding to them messing with scuba divers; my dad was a diver in and right out of college. He dove near where an octopus lived. He and divers around him came to know it so sometimes the octopus would come out and play. Some days when the group went to play with it the octopus didn’t want to go out of its home so it would wrap around their respirators until they went back a little bit.

  • @zefellowbud5970
    @zefellowbud5970 5 лет назад +2

    I want to breed long living octopuses and give them the capabilities to become a civilization

  • @toffeefuchs
    @toffeefuchs 6 лет назад +1

    The discussion of sea creatures taking over reminds me of a book I once read. It is by the German author Franz Schätzing and I think the English title is "the swarm". In short, it is horrifying. And if anyone who actually speaks German would like some nightmares, the audiobook is brilliantly made too.

  • @twopiece5517
    @twopiece5517 5 лет назад +9

    What do you call a scared octopus
    AN OCTOPUSSY

  • @alexanderraes
    @alexanderraes 5 лет назад +1

    A octopus once destroyed a lamp with a jet of water, because the glare of it annoyed it.

  • @adamcrehan8994
    @adamcrehan8994 6 лет назад +3

    Praise the Octo-Lords

  • @masterplanet420
    @masterplanet420 6 лет назад

    I’ve watched every one of your videos in just a couple days, make more

  • @stingray1750
    @stingray1750 6 лет назад +6

    how did you do this whole video without mentioning Octodad xD

  • @stevenrivers173
    @stevenrivers173 6 лет назад +1

    When they start talking like that, I wonder what kinds of fever dreams they have

  • @usagitsukino3638
    @usagitsukino3638 6 лет назад +10

    I recently read a scientific article that claims that octopuses may be extraterrestrial life forms that came to earth through asteroids as eggs, and that's why they are so intelligent and different than other sea creatures.

    • @wanpakudanpu
      @wanpakudanpu 6 лет назад +5

      usagi tsukino lol how "scientific" was that article?

  • @acidface_
    @acidface_ 5 лет назад

    I was drinking coffee when you told the teapot story and I had to check my mug before I took another sip

  • @ryanmolyneux3827
    @ryanmolyneux3827 6 лет назад +3

    i could be wrong but isnt Octapi plural?

    • @Ratcaller
      @Ratcaller 6 лет назад

      Thought so as well, but apparently not

    • @SianNadine
      @SianNadine 6 лет назад +1

      Octopuses or octopods it’s a Greek word not Latin

    • @brokenwave6125
      @brokenwave6125 6 лет назад

      Yeah, you're wrong.

  • @barror1532
    @barror1532 6 лет назад

    Beautiful video lads. Brings an inky tear to my eye 👌

  • @prooffiber9717
    @prooffiber9717 6 лет назад +10

    Notification squad, where u at

  • @a.j.whelpley2551
    @a.j.whelpley2551 6 лет назад

    Great video as always, I would love to see you do a video on the creature that inspired the face hugger from Aliens as well as face hugger and other Aliens facts and stories. Cheers!

  • @juniperberryyyy
    @juniperberryyyy 5 лет назад +2

    So Octodad was just an Octopus who had assumed a father's identity

  • @gaminganimators7000
    @gaminganimators7000 4 года назад +1

    I now have an idea for a horror movie.

  • @philcourteney4328
    @philcourteney4328 6 лет назад

    "wander around like a drunk toddler with adhesive snakes for arms" Best Analogy Ever

  • @thepolishdestroyeroprpioru9164
    @thepolishdestroyeroprpioru9164 4 года назад +1

    General of the sea: cthulu
    Part of cthulu's lore is that it has many mental and psychological affects on humans, so it would cause several human people to change sides
    And those fish people from a different story of H.P lovecraft
    They have the ability to go on land and not die of no breath

  • @ShadowMage
    @ShadowMage 4 года назад +1

    Fun Fact:
    The octopus can also edit its RNA to some extent.

  • @casss2313
    @casss2313 6 лет назад

    In NZ there is an aquarium and every single time I've gone there they have a different story about how hard this octopus is to keep under control

  • @donsby
    @donsby 5 лет назад +1

    You should make a movie of the fish taking out the world exactly how you tell it I’d watch that

  • @Robman92
    @Robman92 6 лет назад

    Karl, that "Sea creatures taking over the world" idea could be a great water-based alien encounter horror/disaster movie!

  • @vaselinehands6723
    @vaselinehands6723 6 лет назад

    Thanks for showing how brilliant octopuses are lord Cthulhu will awaken when the octopus squad report back

  • @scottdparrott
    @scottdparrott 6 лет назад

    The octopus on your face taking your identity made me laugh

  • @dehro
    @dehro 5 лет назад

    reminds me of that story I read where an octopus was fed a bucket of shrimps, found one that wasn't up to its standards, escaped from his tank, went to the guy who fed him, indignantly tossed said shrimp on the floor and then returned to its tant

  • @Mewchu14
    @Mewchu14 6 лет назад

    The fact that it's an animal that has the capability to become bored and understand what that means scares me more than anything

  • @baosia
    @baosia 6 лет назад

    There was an octopus in a tank that hated a light so it squirted water at the light to short it out. The staff changed the light as often as they could, but the next day the light was broken again. They eventually put up a camera to see what was going on. After they saw the footage they started to turn the light off when they went home, and the light never broke again.

  • @ConnorDoesRugby
    @ConnorDoesRugby 6 лет назад

    Why do I love this channel? Because where else will I get to see a octopus-shaggy hybrid 😂😂

  • @therogueadmiral
    @therogueadmiral 5 лет назад +1

    How did octodad not get a mention in this entire video?...

  • @maliquedavis7719
    @maliquedavis7719 5 лет назад +1

    Wonder how cthulhu is gonna feel about us discovering his plans

  • @pizzatime8773
    @pizzatime8773 6 лет назад

    Congrats on 100k

  • @gavinshannon4741
    @gavinshannon4741 6 лет назад

    There’s just that one octopus in his tank watching this with his owner and is planning his escape to tell his octopus comrades in the sea

  • @narosplays4769
    @narosplays4769 5 лет назад +1

    Octodad watching this video,sweating ink.

  • @aukora129
    @aukora129 6 лет назад

    octopi, squids and cuttlefish have the ability to edit their rna. just imagine an octopus surviving on land for days

  • @theprodigalson4003
    @theprodigalson4003 6 лет назад +1

    3:10 imagine being the guy that made people realise that that was something they could do

  • @redwillow6400
    @redwillow6400 6 лет назад +1

    Aquatic take over, that needs to be a movie.

  • @francinebabineau3133
    @francinebabineau3133 6 лет назад

    You know there's someone somewhere watching this with a pet octopus. Congrats, you have doomed us all! You gave the octopus a sound battle strategy

  • @NiGHTSnoob
    @NiGHTSnoob 6 лет назад

    I now theorize the Typhon in the 2016 Prey are just the cousins of Octopi that discovered space travel during the Cold War. Mimics are so similar to Octopi it's kind of bizarre when you consider they're specifically designed to be paranoia inducing.

  • @victor7480
    @victor7480 6 лет назад

    I have an actual octopus horror story from a friend. So this friend that was in the military at the time , was with 2 mates ( also from the military )on an island patrolling or something and they decided to go fishing at night with flashlights ( which is illegal cuz fish are like rabbits and they stare at the light ) , so they waited on the dark , put their scuba suits on, took their harpoon guns and went diving . They found at the depth of 3m this huge octopus , it had like mug girth tentacles ( which is weird to find such a huge octopus as that at the depth of 3m). Long story short one of the guys was a genius , gave his gun to his mates , took out his knife and went in for the kill and the octopus grabbed his hand , crawled up his shoulders and arms and took control of his arms and started cutting his belly with the stomach , lucky it only cut the suit and did no actual damage to him.

  • @darkAwesome100
    @darkAwesome100 6 лет назад

    In the beginning Karl didn't even say a word and cracked me up.

  • @crono4752
    @crono4752 3 года назад

    My favorite story of an octopus is one got a bad fish when it was being fed and climbed out of the tank and got to the keepers office and threw the bad fish in the keepers face in displeasure

  • @simonjohnston3100
    @simonjohnston3100 5 лет назад

    My genuine reaction to that tentacle in the corner was "how the f**k long has that been there?!"

  • @timothyjacksondrake4454
    @timothyjacksondrake4454 4 года назад

    I watched an octupus crawl into a crack in the coral and within a few seconds all three people were totally unable to see it. That is how crazy good their camo is.

  • @jaytheman
    @jaytheman 6 лет назад

    I once went swiming and found a small coral reef near the beach and an octapus just jumped out and ran away and it had like spikes on its head and after watching this video im adding that moment to my list of near death expieriences.