High Five Facts - Octopus Choca Esos Cinco - Pulpos

This video presents five fascinating facts about octopuses. It explains that octopuses have nine brains, with one in each arm, allowing them to perform tasks efficiently. They are highly intelligent, capable of escaping tanks and recognizing human faces. Octopuses are ancient, with fossils dating back 269 million years. Their ink not only hides them from predators but also irritates and confuses enemies. These insights highlight the unique and complex nature of octopuses.

How many brains does an octopus have in total?

• Eight brains

• Nine brains

• Two brains

• One main brain

What did scientists observe about octopuses in a laboratory setting?

• They communicated with humans

• They could solve puzzles

• They escaped from their tanks to eat fish

• They changed colors rapidly

What unique ability do octopuses have regarding human interaction?

• They can perform tricks on command

• They can remember and recognize human faces

• They can mimic human speech

• They can write messages

How do octopuses use their ink besides hiding?

• To damage and confuse enemies

• To mark territory

• To attract mates

• To build nests

How old is the oldest known octopus fossil?

• 100 million years

• 269 million years

• 50 million years

• 500 million years