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2.6K views · 19 reactions | Did you know octopuses are creative and show remarkable problem-solving abilities? Learning about how their brains work can help unlock our understanding of the evolution of intelligence in other species and artificial intelligence systems, explains Dr. Jennifer Mather. 易 #octopus #intelligence #AI #science #psychology | American Psychological Association | Facebook

Octopuses are very intelligent and use a range of strategies to hide from predators, such as this octopus hiding in a shell. Produced by Academy Award® winner James Cameron and narrated by Paul Rudd, Secrets of the Octopus takes us under water into the amazing world of the Octopus. Uncover the Secrets of the Octopus, 22nd April from 8pm on National Geographic WILD UK. | National Geographic UK

99K views · 2.7K reactions | An awesome close-up of an octopus — alien eyes, shifting skin that seem out of this world  Every detail is pure sci-fi, yet it’s right here beneath the waves. #octopus #octopuslove #marinelife #fblifestyle | Red Sea Diving | Facebook

What if aliens were never in space… but already living in our oceans? The octopus is not just another sea creature — it is one of evolution’s strangest and most advanced experiments. With three hearts, blue blood, and arms that think independently, the octopus challenges everything we know about intelligence. Nearly 60% of its brain exists in its arms, allowing it to make decisions without central control. It can change color, texture, and shape in milliseconds, manipulating reality itself to di

158K views · 5.2K reactions | Do octopuses possess extraterrestrial DNA? | Ancient Aliens: Out of This World Moments | Facebook

🐙 Watch this incredible octopus escape! Octopuses have an amazing ability to squeeze through tiny crevices, cracks and holes. Their beaks are the hardest part of their bodies. So if the beak fits, everything else can too. #oceanlove #amazingmarinelife #strongcoast | Strong Coast

59K views · 88 reactions | Still trying to figure out how this octopus squeezed through that tiny hole. | Esquire | Facebook