Oh i just love your travel videos, thanks for sharing your trip to Seoul! There's one thing bothers me though... the live creatures in markets... i mean, how are the legs writhing about when they're not attached to anything, for example... it seems extraordinary to me! I'm not a vegetarian, but the wee legs... (wee is Scottish for little) 🥺🎨🖋😊🙏
Thanks for tuning in. The tentacle nerves are full of neurons, which act in concert with the creature’s brain and continue to fire after death. They fire so much that the tentacles wriggle for a long time even after the octopus is dead.
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Your paintings and drawings are fantastic! Love your videos.
Thank you so much 😀
5,000 Shops?! That's mind-boggling interesting. Thanks for sharing 😊🌟
Younger! Thanks for watching! 😄
Many thanks!
Thank you 😊
Oh i just love your travel videos, thanks for sharing your trip to Seoul! There's one thing bothers me though... the live creatures in markets... i mean, how are the legs writhing about when they're not attached to anything, for example... it seems extraordinary to me! I'm not a vegetarian, but the wee legs... (wee is Scottish for little) 🥺🎨🖋😊🙏
Thanks for tuning in. The tentacle nerves are full of neurons, which act in concert with the creature’s brain and continue to fire after death. They fire so much that the tentacles wriggle for a long time even after the octopus is dead.
@@AlvinMarkArt Gosh, that's fascinating... thank you for explaining. 🐙🧐🙏
@@donnabuttons1 Glad this helped
Oh i got caught on video! 😂😂😂
Yups 😊