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I've owned saltwater tanks for over 20 years, visit stores all the time, and only heard of these being sold once by a local petstore. The reality is their aren't that many people who own reef tanks, and a miniscule amount that are willing to keep an octopus. But, you know the narrative nowadays for most nature shows is the usual "mankind is destroying this animal, blah blah blah". The oceans are in bigger danger of losing their corals than they are an octopus.
How have I not seen this one before?? I LOVE cephalopods, especially octopuses! Anyway, I realize I'm 4 years late on this one, but thanks for the video!
@@genarosalazar2818 If "octopus" was a Latin word, then you'd be correct, but it's a word that originated from Greek (I think). Greek words are made plural by adding "s" or "es".
They’re so beautiful. I have wanted a dwarf octopus some day. I think they have a short lifespan as well. I’ve loved these creatures my whole life, but I need to learn more.
Blue-ringed octopuses (octopi?) are very interesting. They may be small but they're sooooooo deadly. If I see one in the wild, I'll just admire them from a distance.
Wish you had more subscribers. Really great work! Loved it. I mean, I don't love octopuses but the video quality. But, I do kinda love octopuses 'cause they're so cool. But, not as much as the video. So, there's that.
thank you so much I have an essay due at the end of Friday and it is Friday. and I couldn't find any good info on blue-ringed octopus except here so thank you
Hands up if you were not surprised that these can be found in Australia... luckily they only live in shallow water among rocks and crevices, so yeah, not where humans go swimming or snorkeling at all then...
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I work on a oyster farm on the Australian east coast and see them all the time there numbers are doing great in my area
@ForestofTooMuchFood What? The oysters?
Lovely
I've owned saltwater tanks for over 20 years, visit stores all the time, and only heard of these being sold once by a local petstore. The reality is their aren't that many people who own reef tanks, and a miniscule amount that are willing to keep an octopus. But, you know the narrative nowadays for most nature shows is the usual "mankind is destroying this animal, blah blah blah". The oceans are in bigger danger of losing their corals than they are an octopus.
I’m not surprised being that Australia has the most poisonous EVERYTHING.😂
@@HighwayRamos he's talking about the octopi
As an Aussie I can confirm that with a blue ringed octopus bite the only antidote is amputation. At the neck
Their beauty is breathtaking
How have I not seen this one before?? I LOVE cephalopods, especially octopuses!
Anyway, I realize I'm 4 years late on this one, but thanks for the video!
Hey I'm glad you saw it! I learned a lot making this one!
When you go to the beach have a really good look in the rock pools
Octopi not octopuses
@@genarosalazar2818 If "octopus" was a Latin word, then you'd be correct, but it's a word that originated from Greek (I think). Greek words are made plural by adding "s" or "es".
"They will kill you, I'm more afraid of them than sharks!"
They’re so beautiful. I have wanted a dwarf octopus some day. I think they have a short lifespan as well. I’ve loved these creatures my whole life, but I need to learn more.
Kids at the playground: it’s always those silent ones that are crazy!
Fish in the sea: It’s always the bright blue ones that can kill ya!
Very good documentary. We live on the Australian coast and blue-ringed octopuses live in our local rock pools.
That would be cool to see!
I didn't know they were so small, I thought they were the size of cats.
We were both surprised to learn about their tiny stature, as well!
Blue-ringed octopuses (octopi?) are very interesting. They may be small but they're sooooooo deadly. If I see one in the wild, I'll just admire them from a distance.
Excellent video! Thank you. Blue ring octopus are awesome.
Completely agree! Glad you enjoyed the video!
They only live in shallow water. Time comes in, octopuses piss off, tide goes out, back they come.
Gosh cephalopods are cute. I have a strict “no wild caught purchases” rule, although my daughter does have a pet garden snail I found.
That's a good rule!
Thank you for telling us that blue ringed octopus facts
And thank you for watching!
Wish you had more subscribers. Really great work! Loved it. I mean, I don't love octopuses but the video quality. But, I do kinda love octopuses 'cause they're so cool. But, not as much as the video. So, there's that.
Thank you! Maybe one day we'll have more subs, but we're happy for the people we do reach! Glad you enjoyed the video!
That's very helpful with my science project
So glad it was helpful! Good luck!
Animal Fact Files :D I'm at school doing it right now
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Sassy The Sasquatch Sam that’s what I’m doing now
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She has a very cute voice!!
xxdamonxx77 You right.
agreed and calming
How long do they live in the wild before mating? A year?
they are so deadlliest
Even their appearance can kill me
Gotta be careful the blue ringed octopus is highly venomous
Great video.The commentary was superb,if you haven't already,you should pursue a career in broadcasting.You have a talent,share it
Thank you, Joe Blow!!
We quarantine before adding to the tank
but beautifull ,that's why they're still rare to find
GooD Video
Thanks so much!
thank you so much I have an essay due at the end of Friday and it is Friday. and I couldn't find any good info on blue-ringed octopus except here so thank you
Glad the video helped! Good luck with your essay!!
Tiny but deadly
So glad I live in the uk and never go in the sea lol
Hands up if you were not surprised that these can be found in Australia... luckily they only live in shallow water among rocks and crevices, so yeah, not where humans go swimming or snorkeling at all then...
At least they aren't adorable.
Crap...
I knew a good majority of these facts because of a report i did in second grade, but i did learn some new stuff so thanks for that
They would make a great broach.
People keep cobra's as pets too.
0:47 You mean tentacles
Ofcourse Australia 😂
ngl i knew they were small but not as small as a finger
That,s very poisen,sly. Danger! Need! Some Jetski meby! Drive Up end down! The beach.
They are beautiful little creatures but don't pick them up with tour hand, use a stick if you really want to see it up close
your great
Yes.
@@AnimalFactFiles I love watching
Why would anyone want a venomous animal. Not really a good idea.
Beautiful little creature! And sooo Deadly lol.🤡
That was dangerous, but can you not do any dangerous thing again
Is itor oregon😵😵😱
I need one of these when i turn 50. Cant let my body slowly torture me for the next 3 decades
I am 52 trust me you won't say that when you are 50.
Ant lion and worm lion
Fdfb3 the other hand I have a great time. I 6, 6, and I will be in the morning. I am
Thre venom is ttx or tentrodotoxin
this video has 46,000 views but 46 comments (when i wrote this)
Thx for ❤️ my comment
Definitely! Thank you for commenting with accurate and relevant information. =)
*Octopi
Actually, it's octopuses
Honestly, it's good that they are dying out.
Love your voice . I would like to ask u out and treat u like a lady
C'mon man you're making the rest of us guys look like creeps