I love how as the octopus is retreating into its home it bonks the back of its head on the shell and narrows its eyes as though to say "ah crap I was looking to make a graceful exit"
Octo makes direct eye contact... "Choose your next move carefully... It'd be a real shame if someone was to get eaten and end up nothin' but a shell. A real shame..."
@@okyunderwater5167 I like how they are so adaptable and can thrive even areas which would be deadly to most other species. Even under an active volcano smh!
Not really, they are quiets stupid like all other non mammalian marine life. Just because they are good at squeezing through small holes doesn't make them smart. In fact this species is an invertebrate which basically means they are among the dumbest forms of animal life. They do in fact have large brains for invertebrates but still very stupid and easily trapped, caught, or fooled.
It’s amazing how smart these guys are and they are related to clams and muscles? One of my favorite ocean critters and I have had many great experiences with them while diving. The color changes are like a light show and that is always fascinating to watch. I here the Lembeh Straits have tons of photographic material. Thanks for sharing.
Octopus are cephalopods, related to squid, cuttlefish and nautilus. You're absolutely right, they are so interesting to observe while diving. Diving in Lembeh Strait is superb in terms of watching all sorts of animal behaviour - I love it. Just hope I can get back there some time this year!
They aren't related to clams and mussels. That's what people who believe in fairy tales think, but it isn't true. They are categorized together at the phylum level, that's all.
@@SalvableRuin and what do you think our modern classification of phylums and all other categories is based on? Beacause it's definetely not morphology
That octopus put on a show. Holy shit. It knew it was being filmed. It ate him, then cleaned the skull out like the predator, went back into its lair, and just posed like a badass.
After watching "My Octopus Teacher", I've found a new love and respect for this wonderful, intelligent animal. Your video is terrific, and I can't get enough of watching these great creatures of the sea. Octopuses are extremely intelligent animals that should be studied and protected ever more!
I wonder if there have ever been animals that worshipped us as gods? I mean, we can tame lions, bears, tigers, elephants and all manner of animals that have various ways of easily killing us, so it wouldn't be far fetched to believe there have been animals that, to some extent, see us as deities...#ShowerThoughts
@@talphazero1036 ahhh they are technically just fed to the point where they don't dvour us, I will promise you no trainer ever comes close with these animals without their basic needs having been completely met, otherwise a stomping and ripping to shreds of a human will occur. hardly a god in their eyes.
I don't need scientific articles and scientists to tell me about the intelligence of an octopus, just watching their behaviour for even a minute shows how much they plan ahead, solve problems, outplay and outsmart both their prey and enemies. These creatures to me are just otherworldly, unlike any other species on earth.
I love this, it really shows animals have a mind of their own, with their own thoughts and memories, to me it’s like the octopus is saying “oh hey i remember you, i noticed all you did was watch me hunt so heres the aftermath”
Sorry crab, but you're basically a big slow water bug and you ran into a straight up superintelligent shapeshifting alienoid with a poison injector and 9 nervous systems. The fight was over before it even began. It's like a guy in a backhoe fighting a team of navy seals in an attack helicopter
Scientists have said that if Humans ever leave Earth entirely or go extinct the most likely animal to develop sentience and eventually civilization will almost certainly be some form of octopus or squid... birds are also considered to be one of the likely ones also.
The way they inject poisons into their victims to paralyze them then inject enzymes so the victims flesh gets turned into delicious and lovely crab juice until only an empty shell remains is pretty nice, , I certainly understand why you would be fond of them.
Craps are a primary prey species it would be surprising if they did not know how to attack them affectively and safely. Cuddle fish and octopus both usually attack craps from above or behind yo avoid pincers.
I see Coconut Octopus in the shallows of Bali quite regularly, but haven't been lucky enough to witness one hunting as of yet. Great video, and excellent that you were able to return and find it the next day (they seem to change locations here daily)
In most case soft is stronger than hard. eg: 1. concrete breaks, foam squishes and take back its original shape. 2. Car accident.. human grips the dashboard and breaks many limbs, a relaxed person will only get some bruises. 3. Egg dropped on floor breaks, superball bounces. ...ect.
The "spanner crab" is native to eastern Australian waters but was introduced to Hawaii where it is called the "Kona crab." Fish markets in Hawaii especially Honolulu China Town sell them and they grow very large with alot of meat. The crab was named as the front claws look like a spanner wrench.
Narrator: "The octopus throws the carapace towards me." Octopus: "Here ya go, here's something to for you study in your little laboratory." The more I see of those critters, the more they look like the aliens that got left behind on our world.
That was really well narrated. So many nature videos try and ramp up the tension and be very dramatic. Your matter-of-fact explanation was very educational without relishing the gore. Thanks.
or how i just walk 10 feet from home door and throw trash in the bin. before bins people threw their trash in the nearest ditch or just piece of land. octo didnt want the carapace trash in his house
I can't give an exact answer but it was about 7 minutes before the octopus started to drag it away, at which time there was no further movement from the crab.
Its interesting how nature works. The very soft body of the octopus embraces the hard shell armour of that huge crab. You see the strongest part of the octopus is hidden inside it and in the contrary the softest part of the crab hides inside it. This animals have evolved to be their exacts oposites, proving once more that every force has an equivalent and oposite force to it.
Considering they are smarter than dogs, I assume it was just reminding the device filming it what it's capable of. Videos where an actual human interacts with the octopus shows they are capable of things like gift giving and even potentially something resembling friendship (IMO that is, obviously not some sort of scientific fact, but it's pretty obvious they can enjoy the presence of a familiar human in a way that even most reptiles.) While the, uh, feeding part wasn't really all that cute, I do find them incredibly cute in general, and I wish more people did.
When Mr. Krabs doesn't pay Squidward.
LOL
LOL
LOL
"Dont mess wuth me! " Squiddi
LOL
Crab looks at cameraman like "dude, a little help?"
Lmao😂
Cameraman: sorry bud, when profit is involved, we have a nonintervention policy.
@@fungames24 *cries in abandoned infant*
@Jaxxon Choxxa Story of my life. So far -_- always the fucking cameraman, huh
cameraman: law of nature dude, sorry
I love how as the octopus is retreating into its home it bonks the back of its head on the shell and narrows its eyes as though to say "ah crap I was looking to make a graceful exit"
The size of its eyes hasn’t change a bit though. I’m not even sure if octopus have the ability to narrow their eyes in the first place.
No it hasn't. What are you smoking?
@@abraxsp5837It's just a question
@@whatsup7535 OCTOPOOSE!
😂😂😂😂
*Diver:* "Is it a gift - or ...?"
*Octopus:* Just taking out the trash, Ma'am...
Octopus: "Here! I'm done, you can have that if you want."
lololol
dont miss with me....lolll, because i dont miss you.....you mess miss.
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“You wanna see what happened to the last guy?” ‘throws shell’
Daryl?
@@giinofc Kevin is that you !!!
@@suchansenpai8341 No way! Anthony!??
What is going on here?
@@IamINERT Philip, what the hell is going on here?
i told you to call only the boys for the party >:(
What is going on
Octo makes direct eye contact... "Choose your next move carefully... It'd be a real shame if someone was to get eaten and end up nothin' but a shell. A real shame..."
Innocent crab slaughtered and eaten by smarter next-door neighbour while apex predator records for entertainment
true
well, because he should slaughter an innocent octopus to save the crab, go down to earth man
No one said life is fair
D.M.
r/peoplefuckingdying lol
Sound racist....
He's saying, "bring me another one."
Wouldn't surprise me. They are very smart and has probably learned that scuba-tourists will go fetch another one just to see a repeat performance.
**burp**
Briiing me anozer!
😁😁🤣🤣😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Octopi are so intelligent that it's almost scary. Such a wide range of emotions as well. Truly awesome creature!
They certainly are. So fascinating to watch them!
@@okyunderwater5167 I like how they are so adaptable and can thrive even areas which would be deadly to most other species. Even under an active volcano smh!
Not really, they are quiets stupid like all other non mammalian marine life.
Just because they are good at squeezing through small holes doesn't make them smart.
In fact this species is an invertebrate which basically means they are among the dumbest forms of animal life. They do in fact have large brains for invertebrates but still very stupid and easily trapped, caught, or fooled.
And also very tasty
@@jatwangismyname900 Yeah. But I feel horrible inside after I'm done. You know that they can actually remember people's facial features?
Squidward: "Are you feeling it NOW!? Mr Krabs!"
Squidward: Because I'm all out of MONEEEEYYYY!!!!!!
Lol
chupapi munyayo
Crab: "No. In fact, I can't feel anything now!"
@@RaymondBCrisp 🤣🤣🤣
The way it walks, while carrying that crab, is amazing.
Reminds me how a Leopard hauls large prey around like it's nothing. Takes it up trees like it's a sake of oranges.
It was moving on the tips of its tentacles. Very interesting
The 8-legged moon walk
Oh so when an octopus Carries a corpse it’s “interesting” but when I do it, I’m instantly gunned down?
@@S3verusMyG
I hear ya, brother ✊
It’s amazing how smart these guys are and they are related to clams and muscles? One of my favorite ocean critters and I have had many great experiences with them while diving. The color changes are like a light show and that is always fascinating to watch. I here the Lembeh Straits have tons of photographic material. Thanks for sharing.
Octopus are cephalopods, related to squid, cuttlefish and nautilus. You're absolutely right, they are so interesting to observe while diving. Diving in Lembeh Strait is superb in terms of watching all sorts of animal behaviour - I love it. Just hope I can get back there some time this year!
They aren't related to clams and mussels. That's what people who believe in fairy tales think, but it isn't true. They are categorized together at the phylum level, that's all.
@@SalvableRuin and what do you think our modern classification of phylums and all other categories is based on? Beacause it's definetely not morphology
@@SalvableRuin they actully are. they form a group of animals called mollusk
@@SalvableRuin oh my lord, go learn a bit about basic zoology pls xd
“Is this a gift or is it saying don’t mess with me”
Octopus: “why not both?”
Human: um ok
*pulls out shotgun loaded with harpoons
Now answer me is it a gift or no
@@thebrawlingmemereviewingam7968 octopus: ultra instinct activated
@@logicss2893 *evolves to the kraken
@@thebrawlingmemereviewingam7968 lmao
Octopoose ken nawt toulk
That octopus put on a show. Holy shit. It knew it was being filmed. It ate him, then cleaned the skull out like the predator, went back into its lair, and just posed like a badass.
It certainly seemed to develop a story!
Knowing that it would look good on its resume.
Unnecessary anthropomorphism.
unnecessary comment @@jumpvelocity3953
Daht octopoose ken tayke aye peecture ov yew, thenne beet yew uhp weeth aye gewd, stronge, faurt
After watching "My Octopus Teacher", I've found a new love and respect for this wonderful, intelligent animal. Your video is terrific, and I can't get enough of watching these great creatures of the sea. Octopuses are extremely intelligent animals that should be studied and protected ever more!
They certainly are intelligent and I love watching them! I definitely agree with you that they should be protected.
Yes!
@@okyunderwater5167i find it so horrible that there is still people eating them… some even alive with no remorse
Never again will I eat Kalamari or anything octopus. Such beautiful intelligent creatures!
Diver: is this a gift?
Octupus: Mighty god, take this as an offering. And bless me with fortune!
I wonder if there have ever been animals that worshipped us as gods? I mean, we can tame lions, bears, tigers, elephants and all manner of animals that have various ways of easily killing us, so it wouldn't be far fetched to believe there have been animals that, to some extent, see us as deities...#ShowerThoughts
Are we their equivalent of a Great Old One ?
@@talphazero1036 ahhh they are technically just fed to the point where they don't dvour us, I will promise you no trainer ever comes close with these animals without their basic needs having been completely met, otherwise a stomping and ripping to shreds of a human will occur. hardly a god in their eyes.
@@fitnesspoint2006
As long as they're fed, they're docile.
They worship no one but food.
well all animals have an understanding of God. like the story with the talking donkey and the angel
Octopus: "Crab tastes good"
Humans: "We know"
Humans: "Octupus tastes good too"
@@mikermr2280 Yes, I was thinking of a seafood platter while watching this.
@@mikermr2280 sushi in general tastes good
@@mikermr2280 Shark: "All three of you are delicious, I don't even know what to choose!"
Lion: Sup dudes. "Oh-ho-ho.. Im surrounded by idiots.. I'm the true apex predator. If yall didnt have guns i could fuckin kill you all...."
Squidward finally got fed up of Mr crab's antics
So he ate him? 😮
Didn't look like much of a fight --
Better Title: Anonymous crab ambushed at home and eaten alive by Kraken monster
Lmfao a kraken monster 😂😂
I see you everywhere 😂
Thanks daddy
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Seems accurate
“Don’t mess with me”
*Enter Asian sea food markets*
@Scouts Honor *WORTH IT*
@@p.nguyen8136 Super worth it. Just ate octopus sashimi yesterday.
Trading years of your life span for a bite of food is never worth it
@@lilylilylily2675 You're right. It's *super worth it,* like I said..
Lily Fhon Azhel lol you don’t even know what your lifespan is
Dang Squidward, you didn't have to murder Mr. Krabs like that.😂
Poor Mr. Krabs…
Deece wun ees en OCTOPOOSE, nawt skweed
squidward said eat the rich
@@ohplum1804 OCTOPOOSE
I can hear this@@KawaiiHippityHop-cl5bb
It's so funny how its head hits the shell near the end
"It's quite intriguing that the octopus knows in which direction to head home." That's the least of its super powers!
its
You're absolutely right - they're very smart creatures!
Every animal knows where it's home is.
@@lorjin007ify their DNA is connected to molluscs, squids and snails.
@@dunruden9720 nope, OP had it right the first time
I don't need scientific articles and scientists to tell me about the intelligence of an octopus, just watching their behaviour for even a minute shows how much they plan ahead, solve problems, outplay and outsmart both their prey and enemies. These creatures to me are just otherworldly, unlike any other species on earth.
Octopus: Nothing to see here, my friend is not feeling well. I'll take him home to rest.
said Jeffrey octopuses dahmer
Crab: "I've got bullet proof armor and
two big guns."
Octopus: "Whatever!"
I have a 100 suckers, you are the sucker 101.
@@cli9943 nice one
I love this, it really shows animals have a mind of their own, with their own thoughts and memories, to me it’s like the octopus is saying “oh hey i remember you, i noticed all you did was watch me hunt so heres the aftermath”
"Hey you, you are a garbage collector? Here you go, thx"
Definitely a gift to you. Octopus appreciates the exposure. Octopus wants to be a Star. Octopus just hired an agent. Go Octopus Go!
Sadly this octopus was just eaten in Japan a few days ago 😢
He don't wanna be part of that crap! He's a real killa!
Squidward: “Here, here, here! See ‘em!”
Mr. Krabs: “You can’t do this to me! I’m your boss!”
Not anymore mr Krabs I quit!
@@Anthonyvideogame im outta here!!!
@Nn the ONLY mistake I ever made was wasting MY LIFE at the Krusty Krab!!!
@Nn BEING DEAD??!! Or anything else??
@Nn WHERE have you been??
Sorry crab, but you're basically a big slow water bug and you ran into a straight up superintelligent shapeshifting alienoid with a poison injector and 9 nervous systems. The fight was over before it even began. It's like a guy in a backhoe fighting a team of navy seals in an attack helicopter
I think it's saying, "Make yourself useful, and take out the trash for me, will ya? Thanks."
🍷 😆
😂😂😂😂
Yup
@@switted823 I like your comment WAY better than mine! Don't let it get lost in my little thread!
Octopus is such a clever animal, I really am fond of them.❤️
Scientists have said that if Humans ever leave Earth entirely or go extinct the most likely animal to develop sentience and eventually civilization will almost certainly be some form of octopus or squid... birds are also considered to be one of the likely ones also.
@@vrass775 yes u r right so I wish people would stop killing and eating them.
The way they inject poisons into their victims to paralyze them then inject enzymes so the victims flesh gets turned into delicious and lovely crab juice until only an empty shell remains is pretty nice, , I certainly understand why you would be fond of them.
Octopus: *"This could have been you, lady!"* 🐙
LOL, the octopus was like, "Here's a souvenir for you!"
😂😂😂
IRKY LOL here ill like this comment
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First time I saw this happen, I was amazed the octopus was smart enough to attach from behind to avoid the pincers.
Craps are a primary prey species it would be surprising if they did not know how to attack them affectively and safely. Cuddle fish and octopus both usually attack craps from above or behind yo avoid pincers.
Octopus are one of the smartest animals on the planet
@@paulbunions8580 smartest invertebrate at minimum, but they also have a short life span so they have a lot of pre-programmed behaviors.
@@davidradtke160 craps or crabs?
@@davidradtke160
'Cuddle fish?' That's the cutest mis-spelling I've ever seen. I'll never call them anything else from now on.
I believe Octopuses are very intelligent animals. Wouldn't have thought that finding it's way home would have presented that great a challenge?!
Wow that water is so clear. The thumbnail looked like they weren’t even underwater!
"The octopus throws the carapace towards me." "That's right. Step up and this could be you!"
"If you want it, take it. But leave me alone."
I like how it was so preoccupied with cautiously watching you that it bonked its head on its home. 😂 2:18
I think it can't see in that direction directly behind it, that's why it bumped.
bonk
America’s funniest home videos: serial killer bonks head dragging victim to lair 😂
"the head" is actually its buddy were the organs including the digestive system is located.
@@lagopusvulpuz1571 Body.
I see Coconut Octopus in the shallows of Bali quite regularly, but haven't been lucky enough to witness one hunting as of yet. Great video, and excellent that you were able to return and find it the next day (they seem to change locations here daily)
This is some serious underwater MMA right here. You can just feel the crab's tears of melted butter dripping down...
Squidward when Mr Krabs forgets to send him his paycheck
I've always been impressed how such a soft body animal could kill a strong shell crab.
In most case soft is stronger than hard.
eg: 1. concrete breaks, foam squishes and take back its original shape.
2. Car accident.. human grips the dashboard and breaks many limbs, a relaxed person will only get some bruises.
3. Egg dropped on floor breaks, superball bounces.
...ect.
It's more flexible and actually has much more muscle.
Behold the power of beak, poison and flesh dissolving enzymes.
@@CrazyGaming-ig6qq or just beak, yeah. The beak isn't soft.
Octopuses do have beaks. Sharp ones.
"The octopus throws the caraperst towards me"
Octopus: see that bitch.? That could be you if I was bigger "
Then retreats back.
A strategic withdrawal to a fortified position.
_Clever Girl_
@Devil Jin
yeah it does not fear the lady from the start to the end of the video.
@Devil Jin *carapace
Lol you've never heard the word "carapace" before have you? It's funny when people try to spell a word they don't know
@@rockk9753
I bet you haven't as well, just like everyone else. But thank god you could google it.
That Octopi oozes intelligence. Even toy with the diver as to say "Okay what do you want from me?!"
The "spanner crab" is native to eastern Australian waters but was introduced to Hawaii where it is called the "Kona crab." Fish markets in Hawaii especially Honolulu China Town sell them and they grow very large with alot of meat. The crab was named as the front claws look like a spanner wrench.
Footage of Squidward getting mad after his daily sleep routine get interrupted by Mr. Krab
Squidward when Mr. Krabs doesn't give him a raise
Narrator: "The octopus throws the carapace towards me."
Octopus: "Here ya go, here's something to for you study in your little laboratory."
The more I see of those critters, the more they look like the aliens that got left behind on our world.
I was thinking exactly the same thing.
We are lucky they only live a few years.
Someone watched Resident Alien
The only real reason they aren't considered full on sapient is that they don't show any inclination toward teaching their offspring anything.
@@fcsuper imagine they really taught their children what they knew. They could really be the masters of the ocean I guess
It's saying, "dont mess with me, i'll be eating your leg next.
"Are you not entertained?" - Octopus 🐙
Damn, I didn't know Octopus were gangster like that.
The bigger ones will do the same to you if you’re unlucky enough to get target by them.
@@GeorgiaAndrea
Proof?
@@maladetts Humboldt squid
Inspite of those fearsome claws, crabs end up on the menu quite often because of their lack of agility and flexibility.
@Snake Plisken Aren't Giant Squid, like Collosal (or is it gargantuan?) Squid mostly deep ocean dwellers ?
Spongebob: *Gasps* Squidward, what are you doing to Mr Krabs!
The Octopus throwing the shell was a warning, not an offering, but an example of dominance.
Cheeky little beast.
I just love to swim at night on UA-cam, and watch these videos. It's so cozy, with a coffee, at 3 a.m... yup, life is good.
I'm very lonely.
Glad you enjoy them!
2:05
"Be a dear and get rid of this for me."
That was really well narrated. So many nature videos try and ramp up the tension and be very dramatic. Your matter-of-fact explanation was very educational without relishing the gore. Thanks.
Thanks, much appreciated!
I think he was saying both, here is a gift, and dont mess with me also.
"There's no way that Octopus is going to get through that shell"
The next second - *Remains of the crab littered around the Octopus*
Uh the octopus can with its beak.
Plot-Twist - Oksana cut the filming at that point and beat the crab to death with a lump hammer before resuming :)
I think the octopus just wanted to show you the results of his encounter with the crab as if to say, "this is all that is left of him."
When Squidward has to work overtime:
Interesting - I've never actually seen an octopus "walk" before. LOL
Thanx for sharing this.
Very nice and informative video not generally witnessed by anyone except a few underwater explorers like you. A great effort. 👍
Thanks! Lucky to have been at the right place at the right time!
Humans:
hold my beer
Octopus:
I don't need you to hold my beer, I have 8 arms.
When mr krabs didn’t gives squiswards his promotion
Narrator: iS gIfT?!
Octopus: bitch if you want this to be you, stick around.
that's pretty amazing the Octopus really threw the shell at you in a throwing motion. I thought only humans could throw objects.
apes and monkeys do all the time
@@Frankminimia of course, they dont count
my homies cat suprised everyone recently by throwing up in front of us all!
@@aerobique that's being a comedian, not throwing something.
@@pashon4percushon
🐒😆🙋♂️
It’s a gift.
Actually I think it’s to keep the scent of food away from it’s home and hiding place. In case of predators.
or how i just walk 10 feet from home door and throw trash in the bin. before bins people threw their trash in the nearest ditch or just piece of land. octo didnt want the carapace trash in his house
- Narrator: "the octopus threw the carapace towards me ..."
- Octopus:"You're next, fool!"
I'm very curious as to how long the crab is actually alive or if it dies somewhere between going unresponsive and being dragged away
I can't give an exact answer but it was about 7 minutes before the octopus started to drag it away, at which time there was no further movement from the crab.
Octopus after injecting venom: " Are you feelin it yet Mr. Krabs"
Oh God
That's why scifi always depict otopus as strongest alien!
Wait, did that octopus just do a triumphant but silent 'warrior yell' holding the carapace of the crab aloft?!
Squidward's finally had enough of Mr. Krabs. XD
I was expecting to hear the crab say "MISTER SQUIDWARD!... I SHOULD *KICK YOUR F-"*
Squidward's had enough of Mr. Krabs' shit.
That's how I carry my groceries home too.
It was saying, "here, you throw this out when you're finished staring at me."
I was literally about to say the same thing. 😁
maybe he wanted her crabs
Octopus: tell all ur homies about me. I’m HIM!
He's yelling "Get off my lawn!" but you couldn't hear him over the noise from your breathing equipment.
Some squid off-screen: “World Star!!”
Get back in your cage.
And repeating it 200 times
Oooh,...who lives in a coconut under the sea?
A crab eating, tentacled monster was he!
The curl of the octopuses legs is so cute 0:19 ꩜
My brother in Linus Torvalds do you find anything related to octopuses cute
looks like me walking when i got more than i needed in the grocery store.
An octopus beak sounds terrifying.
The fact that she kept calling venom "poison" is bugging me a lot more than it should.
Venom and poison can be the same thing, it's just the way to it's used to get into an organism whether through injection or absorption.
Thanks for the explanation
or the fact she said the claws cant reach the octopus because its restraining it when its clearly because the it cant reach it.
@Bane of Flat Earth it's arms never touch the crabs claws and in the first few seconds the crab is buried and it attaches to its back
Yes me too
My wife throws gifts at me too but they are a bunch of pots and pans.
As long as they're _her_ pots and pans.
Plot twist: The Octopus is having a piggyback ride
"So, you try to kill me over a new age management, eh?"
when squidward had had enough of mr crabs at work and snapped.
This is the episode where Squidward finally snaps at Mr. Krabs.
Its interesting how nature works. The very soft body of the octopus embraces the hard shell armour of that huge crab. You see the strongest part of the octopus is hidden inside it and in the contrary the softest part of the crab hides inside it. This animals have evolved to be their exacts oposites, proving once more that every force has an equivalent and oposite force to it.
Do you know the name of that crab? it looks weird
Ok squidward, I’ll give you a raise.
“Mr.Squidward what are you doing!”
Octopus was like: Here lady, I saved this just for you 😀
The octopus: "see what happens when you mess with the octopus?"
Considering they are smarter than dogs, I assume it was just reminding the device filming it what it's capable of. Videos where an actual human interacts with the octopus shows they are capable of things like gift giving and even potentially something resembling friendship (IMO that is, obviously not some sort of scientific fact, but it's pretty obvious they can enjoy the presence of a familiar human in a way that even most reptiles.) While the, uh, feeding part wasn't really all that cute, I do find them incredibly cute in general, and I wish more people did.
The octopus is saying _you're next lady_
You might be right! Watch my video Octopus Games!!
"Bring more of this stuff that was delicious "
He was saying, “can you throw this in the trash can around the corner?”
2:00
"Alright man take it! Just take it, ok? I don't want any trouble!"