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| June 07, 2005 03:38PM |
Very cool!
I've always found octopi fascinating.
My favorite story is the one of the octopus in a tank across the room from a tank full of crabs, both tanks with a cover to prevent excapes.
A mystery unfolded when the workers arrived one morning to find a crab missing, just shell-bits remaining. They verified that both tanks were securely closed, but the same thing happend the next day.
Finally, they set up a camera pointed at the two tanks. When the film was reviewed, they witnessed the octopus squeezing throug a tiny gap to escpae his tank, crawling over and into the crab tank, helping himselft to dinner, then returning "home" with a full tummy!
Smart and weird!
Peski
I've always found octopi fascinating.
My favorite story is the one of the octopus in a tank across the room from a tank full of crabs, both tanks with a cover to prevent excapes.
A mystery unfolded when the workers arrived one morning to find a crab missing, just shell-bits remaining. They verified that both tanks were securely closed, but the same thing happend the next day.
Finally, they set up a camera pointed at the two tanks. When the film was reviewed, they witnessed the octopus squeezing throug a tiny gap to escpae his tank, crawling over and into the crab tank, helping himselft to dinner, then returning "home" with a full tummy!
Smart and weird!
Peski
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Mercury Rapids | June 07, 2005 02:20PM |
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Peski | June 07, 2005 03:38PM |
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