Octopus Reacts to Water Pump - Episode 16
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- Опубликовано: 8 май 2021
- A water pump has many uses. But did you know that it can also be used to help octopuses shed the skin on their suckers? Neither did we! What started out as free massage turned into a full blown exfoliating session.
In today's episode of Octopus Reacts, we placed a water pump in the experiment tank. We opted for a 0.5 HP pump. Enough pressure to get Albert's attention without stressing him. We were all smiles when we noticed he was using the pump to help rid himself of the dead skin on his suckers. There's never a dull day when you get to spend time with these eight armed wonders. 
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He really enjoyed his spa treatment!😂
This little guy is brilliant!🐙 Not only was he using that to clean off his tentacles I believe he was just playing enjoying it! Absolutely fascinating creatures I love octopus! Peace to all you octopus lovers out there!✌😀🐙
Aaawww Albert went to the spa!! 🐙🚿
I never knew their suckers shed skin. I’ve seen enrichment videos where someone will take a sprinkling can and sprinkle water over the surface and the octopus goes to the surface and turns himself upside down so his suckers get a shower.
A little nap after the spa... 😄
Next should be, “octopus reacts to toy boat”, so the octo can be the kraken.
Spa day!
OK, spa day finished, time to go home and sleep now.
Octopus at 1:43 "Oooh tickles xD"
Hahahahaha he liked it!🐙✌
@@mookyo9602 oh yesss 😂🐙
Even octopuses understand the health benefits of water massage.
Octopus look so wise 🐙🦸
Hi, Albert. You gorgeous octopus, you!
Such an awesome comment. Says it all
I wonder how he would react to an air pocket that allowed him to exit the water? You know how zoos sometimes have those bubbles where kids can pop up in the center of an animal exhibit? Something dome shaped like that where Albert could pop up out of the water and into an air pocket.
that settles it, every Octoaquarium needs to have one of these!
His color changed so noticeably after he played in the jet. Almost like that peach color is a sigh of relief/joy.
Oooooh! That was exciting....stop watching me!
Octopus: Wow! Thanks humans! This is the coolest thing you’ve added to my tank since my octopus eye den! :D
Picture this: a long video or compilation of him dreaming and changing colors, with meditation/soothing music ... I would literally watch that every night before bed
Lol how cool, the water helped clean out bits of food he had stuck around his beak. Acted more like a cleaning station than a massage station.
The jet of water seemed to be providing a pleasurable sensation.
Having worked with marine mammals in my early career, I’ve seen bottlenose dolphin use a running water faucet, (keeping the tank at constant volume), to do things to itself that isn’t really safe for work viewing, if you know what I mean. I was stunned when I learned what they (yes, they (when one figured it out she just had to share)). The other trainers and I were hysterically laughing when we figured out what they were doing.
Anyway, I commented here because I’m so impressed with just how resourceful and clever these highly intelligent organisms are.
(And yes, I’m well aware that 🐙 are not marine mammals) just had to share.
Love the vids. Thank you OctoLab!!
I come here to support the octopus!!! Amazed with growth process!!!
Amazing creatures. I recommend that everyone see a movie I recently viewed, if you already haven't, My Octopus Teacher. Great documentary. Really opened my eyes to octopi. Just amazing creatures, I just love them. So intelligent. And so misunderstood.
I hope all the octopuses are well cared for outside of the experiments/videos.. they are just too cute and precious!! 🤗🥰😘
Aww, will you be giving other octopus a go on the pump, too? :D
There is an inquisitive mind at work. Octopus are interesting animals
I expected the background music to be 'Pump up the jams'.
Too bad that would get a copyright strike. :/
what a fun toy ! :) definitly a keeper
He had so much fun with it and helped with shedding skin too, just like fun in the shower!
That was fantabulous! 👏👏👏
Lol. So cute. He loves it.
I never suspected that an upside-down, underwater shower might have a use. Just goes to show what an inside-the-box thinker I am...
Do you have any experience with the mimic octopus? I was fascinated by cuttlefish when I first encountered them whilst diving, but from what little I know about the mimic octopus it's on another level - obviously it has the chromatophores and dexterity, but the intelligence, memory and capacity to learn are incredible!
That was actually very interesting and entertaining!
Best channel 😍😍
Gosh this is so well made
Your viewership should be MUCH higher!
Can’t bear to watch them being fished for now....
Like eating your dog or cat!
@@patty7791 wtf are you talking about bruh
No its different times. Now do something stupid to get views. Welcome to no brain world
Such amazing creatures!! Could watch them all day...I love Octopuses!!!!
This is too short, needa see more octopi!
Albert loves it - this is brilliant! Fascinating to watch!
He seems to enjoy it. Love the humor of your group of researchers. The little signs are cute. What size are the tanks you use for these experiments and what are sizes of octopus? I’m very new to them and know little nor can identify them. Do you use different types of octopus? Have you noticed one group is smarter over the other?
How would an octopus react to seeing an optical illusion?
Great question! Or a magic trick?
my mans getting some exfoliation
Amazing!
This is hilarious!
Haha…shades of Marilyn! (Sorry, Albert!)
I love octopus, they're so smart and cool to look at
It's my understanding that octopuses have a distributed nervous system. How coordinated, then, are the eight limbs? More specifically, is there any way in which the arms can have individual "personalities", distinct from the others? For example, can one of an octopus's arms be more playful or curious than the others? Or are the limbs too coordinated for separate personalities to be possible or, at least, noticeable?
A very interesting question. From what I know, each arm has its own brain. They also seem to live on if they get seperated from the octopus and even still try to catch food, though the octopus can regenerate lost arms. And I've heard a story, not sure if it's true, where someone killed an octopus and the arms then found the person on the beach and suffocated them. And apparently the only reason an octopus doesn't suffer from arms that get knotted into each other is because they somehow repel each other.
DankPods is testing earphones again.
Immer wieder super spannend ❣
It was really having fun!
Is he having fun? Seems like it
do one that does air bubbles as well
Well Octopus Can Also Pump Water With Two For The Gills & One Threw its Body
fascinating. Do octopi have a "preferred" arm that they tend to sense with first? If so, does it vary between individuals, or is there a primary arm that is universal?
I didn't think he liked it at first but quickly did. Was it upset when you took it away?
Massage 😂💆♀️
If he doesn't hunt it down he doesn't want it. Or he doesn't want to eat in there
Very Marilyn Monroe-ish
Oh very Marilyn Monroe !
Thanks for another great video.
If the Octopus inks while in the observation tank, how long would it take to filter out?
How do they react or interact with colored blocks or puzzles?
Just like humans everyone tries to avoid a massage but in the end you give in. Least he doesn't have pay for it
where did you get your octopus from and what type of octopus is it.
OctolabTV can you do a video with a striped pacific octopus? They are so underrated... But they are very beautiful, smart and social
what if octopus reach to squid with nora the octopus
This octopus is male or female?
Second
^^
I love octopuses and would love to watch this video. But . As we prob all know octopus do not do well on captivity and this channel clearly is monetized and lives off of the views it gets.
There isnt really a good way for us to see if these octopuses are well cared of.
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