A Coconut Carrying Octopus

www.latrobe.edu.au/ Dr Julian Finn and Dr Mark Norman (Museum Victoria) talk about their experiences filming the Veined Octopus, and the significance of it's coconut-carrying behaviour

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How could this have zero comments? This is amazing!

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This video is amazing

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By saad

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very interesting octopus behavior

[@theheartlessknight2426]

I could have sworn that, in the video I saw, the octopus grabs both coconut halves and rolls down the beach like a tank... Did I just imagine that? Does anyone else remember a video like that?
I love these little alien guys, they're wicked smart and I actually HAVE seen them do some mind-blowing stuff!
THIS is the video!
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Supercool ❤

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I came because my school told me to watch it so I can solve a homework 😂

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i thought they were always considered intelligent..this video was made in 2011... I am shocked the reseacher at the end did not think they were intelligent..

[@theheartlessknight2426]

I've seen CCTV footage (sadly lost to time) of one wait until all the hoomans in the doctor's office went home, then, he got out of the salt water tank, crawled across the floor, spelunked up to the brackish water tank, took a fish out of there and then returned to his own tank. The cameras were installed because the cleaning guy would come in in the morning and see water on the floor and thought the roof was leaking! True story. This was 20+ years ago and I wish they had sent that tape to a scientist.

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