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The Octopus Show
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A creature of the ocean deep takes center stage when NATURE presents The Octopus Show.

A new age of ocean exploration is lifting the veil of mystery shrouding a creature of legend — the octopus. Dreaded by sailors through the ages, this other-worldly looking denizen of the seas is surrendering the astonishing secrets that have brought it almost mythical status.

With footage of octopus species rarely, if ever, seen before — including one with giant eyes and another with antennae in place of suction cups — NATURE takes viewers into the deepest realms of the ocean for a front-row view of The Octopus Show.

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27 comments

#1

coooooool

#2

octupus movie about habitat,communication about octupuses.

#3

helleo again its me david

#4

i love octopus

#5

and pbs

#6

i got to go i gots to watch my octopus show

#7

helleo im back

#8

i think thoes are nasty and ugly but they are cool to look at/

#9

sooooooooo cooooooooool

#10

WOW THATS AMAZING AND WEIRD LOL!!!!!!!!!!!1 =P

#11

ugh octopuses r gross im forced to do a report on them

#12

WE LOVE OCTOPUS

#13

Octopuses have three harts

#14

what do say about a battle ogb34

#15

this is the coolest thing ever in the history of cool.

#16

kool

#17

wtf you guys are obssessed with these creatures way r tards you are!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

#18

I hate octupus

#19

~~T think octupus!!!

#20

~ Octupus is so ugly!!

#21

i friggin love octupus’ i tag them on ma name =D hecka sick

#22

LOL! LOL!That’s awesome!

#23

i have to do this stupid project for science on octopuses

#24

those things are like the size of texas

#25

I think they are awesome. I like how they can fit in tiny places

#26

I think they are awesome. I like how they can fit in tiny places from 1234do

#27

OCTOPUS ARE BEAUTIFUL, I LUV THE COLURS THEY CHANGE TO.

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