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Octopuses

Octopuses. A report by Adam and Tautvydas. What is it?. It is an octopus . It is an invertebrate . This means that it does not have a backbone. What does it look like?. An octopus has eight arms called tentacles . They have a round shaped head.

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Octopuses

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  1. Octopuses A report by Adam and Tautvydas

  2. What is it? • It is an octopus. • It is an invertebrate. This means that it does not have a backbone.

  3. What does it look like? • An octopus has eight arms called tentacles. • They have a round shaped head. • Octopuses have three hearts and one huge brain.

  4. Where does it live? • Octopuses live in the sea. • They are bottom dwellers. • Octopuses may live in holes or crevices of rocks.

  5. What does it eat? • The octopus is a predator. It hunts at night. Its favourite food are crabs, mollusks and crayfish.

  6. How does it defend itself? • Camouflage: The octopus can change the colour of it’s skin to blend in to the rock or sand.

  7. How does it defend itself? • Ink: Octopuses shoot ink into the water. The ink forms a cloud that hides the octopus.

  8. How does it defend itself? • Poison: Some octopuses are poisonous. They eject venom into their attackers. Warning! Some octopuses sting humans.

  9. Octopus for dinner? • People all over the world eat octopus. I have tried it and it is delicious!

  10. Thank you! • We hope you enjoyed our report!

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