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Octopus Anatomy
Octopus Information

Octopus Anatomy

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Most people don’t know it, but they Octopus has three hearts. They have one that pumps blood through the gills for each side of the body.

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Octopus as Food
Octopuses And Humans

Octopus as Food

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It is acceptable in many cultures all over the world to consume Octopus. What is interesting is that there are so many ways to prepare Octopus out there.

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Octopus Facts
Octopus Facts

Octopus Facts

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Octopuses are cephalopod molluscs which include almost 300 species.

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