(photo from kidcoolzone.com)
Kal is 8 and loves to learn & share facts about animals. He dictates his posts for his mom & dad so that it's all written in his own voice. Mom & Dad do not do any fact-checking, but Kal seems to have an uncanny memory for all things animal-related. He hopes that one day his blog will be as famous as National Geographic.
Friday, December 30, 2011
Giant pacific octopus
The giant pacific octopus has some amazing features. It even has jet propulsion. Here's how it works: you see, you know that hole around the octopus's head? Well that's where they suck in some water then push it out another tube, boosting them 25 mph. Although they usually just crawl along the floor. And guess what? If a predator bites off one of its arms, it'll grow back. You know the ink? You know, that's poisonous! But don't worry - if you're diving with one, the suits will protect you, and I don't think it works on humans. And it has camouflage, I mean any, any, ANY color! Although polka dots are not included. I mean, who would need polka dots in the sea? And these octopuses can be pretty big - about as big as a firetruck.
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Wouldn't it be cool to go diving and meet up with one of these?! Grandma
ReplyDeleteThe size of a fire truck? Wow!
ReplyDelete--Tia