how can so many of you idiots not know they could do this let alone be completely shocked by it
thats like being suprised by a dog eating cat food
I had no idea they can breathe air.
[QUOTE=abcpea2;33414691]how can so many of you idiots not know they could do this let alone be completely shocked by it
thats like being suprised by a dog eating cat food[/QUOTE]
how can you be so mad about it
And thus Octodad was born.
[QUOTE=Chrille;33415023]how can you be so mad about it[/QUOTE]
im very high-strung
Oh my god, it's one half of Sharktopus!
Young japanese girls must be terrified.
Soon we will have Octomen and Octowomen living among us.
The sex will be [B]AMAZING[/B].
[QUOTE=IdiotStorm;33409784]or the blowjobs[/QUOTE]
They have a very sharp beak, I wouldn't want to try it.
[img]http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs34/f/2008/305/4/0/The_Sea_by_ture_e.jpg[/img]
I don't have enough pics for this thread.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFzdIaBnckg&list=UUWRPnU84nfh0pmaKUP-fy2A&feature=plcp[/media]
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After a long time...
[img]http://images.wikia.com/masseffect/images/6/69/MassEffect_2008-08-13_11-16-12-75.png[/img]
But Reapers look more like squids than octopuses.
[QUOTE=abracusify;33417950]But Reapers look more like squids than octopuses.[/QUOTE]
They're pretty much mechanical cuttlefish, but they're cool anyway.
[thumb]http://www.indiatalkies.com/images/cuttlefish18999.jpg[/thumb]
Octopi are extremely intelligent, I really believe they could rapidly advance as a species if giving birth didn't kill them.
[QUOTE=Ryder1337;33422367]Octopi are extremely intelligent, I really believe they could rapidly advance as a species if giving birth didn't kill them.[/QUOTE]
Why, exactly?
This reminds me of when I played Sim Earth years ago.
Octopi ended up becoming the sentient race of the planet.
I think it was just trying to walk away so it could eat it's crab in peace
then it gave up and panicked away?
I dunno, sounds possible to me.
[QUOTE=LtBubbles;33424236]I think it was just trying to walk away so it could eat it's crab in peace
then it gave up and panicked away?
I dunno, sounds possible to me.[/QUOTE]
All of the people staring at it and making loud noises probably didn't help.
[QUOTE=Chrille;33422897]Why, exactly?[/QUOTE]
Because males only live something like 6 months and females don't eat while they take care of their eggs so they leave the nest/hole months later and are too weak to defend themselves.
[QUOTE=abcpea2;33414691]how can so many of you idiots not know they could do this let alone be completely shocked by it
thats like being suprised by a dog eating cat food[/QUOTE]
just fyi ive actually seen them do this
[QUOTE=OvB;33424915]Because males only live something like 6 months and females don't eat while they take care of their eggs so they leave the nest/hole months later and are too weak to defend themselves.[/QUOTE]
What I meant was why would it advance their species, I don't see the connection.
Watching things like these makes you think that ultimately all of us are "the lost children of the sea", considering our origins.
There are a few videos of this phenomenon. What is the reason this happens?
[QUOTE=Chrille;33428364]What I meant was why would it advance their species, I don't see the connection.[/QUOTE]
They really can't do that much with their life span.
[QUOTE=Chrille;33428364]What I meant was why would it advance their species, I don't see the connection.[/QUOTE]
Octopus have proven to be very intelligent. If they had more time to learn and pass down knowledge like tool use to their young, they could very well advance quickly as a species.
[IMG]http://img810.imageshack.us/img810/42/unledvy.png[/IMG]
Oh god no
First the octopus, THEN THE SHARKS
[img]http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lonuynRgUN1qbatn0o1_500.png[/img]
GASHUNK GASHUNK GASHUNK GASHUNK GASHUNK
wtf anime
[QUOTE=Paravin;33435330]wtf [B]manga[/B][/QUOTE]
:eng101:
But seriously, sea creatures are downright horrifying. I think I have a phobia of deep-sea creatures. So thank you, mother nature, for not allowing our octopi overlords to come to power.
reminds me of the octopus that predicted the outcome of the soccer games
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