Understand the Life Cycle of the Octopus

The video explores the life cycle of octopuses, starting from egg laying to adulthood. It highlights the challenges octopus eggs face, with only 1% surviving to adulthood. The life stages include larva, juvenile, and adult. Octopuses are solitary creatures with unique defense mechanisms, such as arm regeneration. They are carnivorous, employing stealthy hunting techniques. The video concludes with a review and quiz on the octopus life cycle.

What is the range of eggs a female octopus can release when laying a clutch?

How long do most octopus eggs incubate before they are ready to hatch?

How do octopuses protect their dens from predators?

What is one unique ability of octopuses when they are threatened by predators?

What percentage of octopus eggs typically survive to adulthood?

What are the three stages of an octopus's life after it hatches from an egg?

What is the term used to describe a large colony of microscopic larvae, eggs, and plants floating in the ocean?