I like how the little fishes and shrimps keep following the octopus as if it is their leader...

@jdrodrigues7

3 жыл бұрын

That is because the fish are reacting to the octopus.

@user-xb7dp4vu3r

3 жыл бұрын

Haha I like It too. I like the shrimps!

Loved!! Thank you!! Good sunday!!❤🤗🙏🏻

I LOVE this little guy!

The two reactions seem to be "This part's really long" and "Bristles are WEIRD!" I would love to see toys designed for small kids in the tank. I bet octo would love that ring stacking toy.

I was amazed by how methodical the examination seemed. It seemed like there was reason behind the movements.

Octopus is like”stop putting junk in my tank!”

I look at my broom the same way! 💖

Octopus reacts is the thing I didn't know I needed

I don't know about the octopus, but the shrimp sure dig it

I love this channel because the channel's creator(s) loves octopuses! They are the most fascinating marine animals of all!

There’s a great new doco on Netflix called “my teacher the octopus” it’s beautiful!

@reonidable

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed!

@mygirldarby

3 жыл бұрын

I'm always afraid to watch things like that because so often the animal dies in the end. It is just too sad for me.

@catandcaboodle6492

3 жыл бұрын

@@mygirldarby That's exactly how I feel about animal documentaries! I only watch if I know for certain there is no death, abuse, etc. Same goes for movies. But I did watch My Octopus Teacher, and I'm glad I did because I learned so much and it was beautiful....but there is a traumatic scene with a shark & the octopus (I muted and closed my eyes bc I couldn't bear to watch). And then there is an incredibly sad death, and I cried. But the end is so hopeful and the message is of hope and friendship. It's a great film but I can never watch it again😰😭

@TheFirstManticore

3 жыл бұрын

I will never watch Netflix again since its introduction of child exploitation in Cuties.

@gorillaump5869

3 жыл бұрын

Man, when did American become so critical of nature? "I couldn't watch", "I won't watch again" "exploitation of cuties"- unfortunately thats nature and the world we live in- It makes absolutely zero sense to put your head in the sand when reality makes you a bit uncomfortable from the comfort of your living room and 60" HD television... just watch and take valuable information from it, nothing more- nothing less!

Pretty sure this guy could get a janitorial job anywhere in Bedrock with 4 dustpans and 4 mini brooms.

Did anyone else think that he was measuring the length with his arms?? I’d love too know what they’re thinking? 🐙🐙🐙💜

“Uh uhhhhh I don’t do house keeping”.

Listen close, you’ll hear him say “silly humans and their pointless tools”

@lindaway5889

3 жыл бұрын

Lol!!

"Ok, I'll sweep, but I don't do windows."

You know he's thinking, "... the sleek lines! The beauty! The craftsmanship! *sigh*" 😄😄😄

Sometimes it seems as if he wants to escape the tank from the way he kept checking the sides. I think that broom (or those colors, more likely) agitated him

@k-isfor-kristina

3 жыл бұрын

Octupuses are colorblind though

Another octovideo starring the smartest scientist in the sea!

So glad they diddn't kill another guitar!

@lindaway5889

3 жыл бұрын

Lol!!!

Octopus are the coolest creatures in the ocean. Along with dolphins and killers whales. A lot of people dont know there are tons of videos of people swimming with killer whales in the open ocean. There has never been an attack on a human except at SeaWorld when they’re frustrated by being kept in captivity.

What I think is very interesting about octopuses is that they have no front or back. Their eyes are right in the middle of their body and they can move in ANY direction.

He definitely is checking that broom out from one end to the other.

After examining the broom from top to bottom: “What IS this? I can’t sleep in this! Bring in something else!

He flat doesn't really know what to make of that. He seems to be thinking "This is so weird!" He seemed a bit nervous about it at first, but just couldn't sort out what the heck it was and what to do with it.

@annehaight9963

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, he's like, "I don't know how to be pink and skinny like that".

I don’t know if you’ve watched Shanger Danger’s underwater visits with Octavio & Max & other octopuses, but one thing they all seem to enjoy is riding on the bodies of Shane & his friend’s while they swim around under the sea. Shane’s even put a small octopus in his mouth so the little one could taste & feel that part of a human. He came right out, unharmed, ready to ride some more on the beautiful swimming girls. These Octos are very flirtatious! You should do some stuff with humans!! Though I loved your cuttlefish one the best so far.

How about different kinds of jewelry? Silver colored, gold, sparkly gems, etc.

@catandcaboodle6492

3 жыл бұрын

Ooh that's a really good idea! 💍💎📿 People have such good ideas on here!🤗

@christins.1481

3 жыл бұрын

Too dangerous. Don't want anything small enough that can go in their mouths. I like the idea. Would be something cool, but too risky for their health.

@TheTerrylwg

3 жыл бұрын

A treasure chest that they open and is filled with strands of pearls, etc., and also with things they would like and be familiar with. I would think/hope the Octopus is smart enough to know when something isn't edible.

@jasonblalock4429

3 жыл бұрын

@@christins.1481 Good point! Although these guys are small enough that it probably wouldn't be hard to find, like, novelty plastic\glass gems which would be too large to swallow.

Octo isn`t big on cleaning

Do you test items for tocix substances before you add them to the Octopuses environment?

@BobT36

3 жыл бұрын

These guys study Octupus, they know what they're doing. Those tanks are also for short-term testing, not it's "home".

I felt he was largely trying to get away from it.

New subscriber here...an octopus video popped up in my recommended feed. I'm enjoying these videos very much. They're such beautiful and intelligent creatures, not to mention, fascinating. Thank you! 🐙

I am always amazed, no matter what the outcome! I have a question/idea: Are there any animals you could put in there that the octopus would play with, or make friends with? As opposed to seeing them as food or a threat?

@theresaprice310

3 жыл бұрын

They don’t make friends

@elizabethsnyder_baldonado39

3 жыл бұрын

@@Thomas-nc9fz Wow. I've been an octopus for all these years, & didn't realize it til just now... 🤔🐙😲 I better call my psychiatrist about this.

I have been watching some of the lab experiences and find them fascinating for breeding patterns, like coloring, and movement. Octopus are wonderful and very intelligent. I have to say, I did not know that females ate males some times. YIKES! Aggressive little things. You can never tell with aggression, whether females/males, they sometimes fall in Love, so cute, but can also become very aggressive for a reason, but at this time it is not known by me why. I wonder if they have moods. Never predict before it occurs so Science says. And I love the Brush experiment, because to me that just proves animals are so curious, so loving, so adaptive, and they often really do adapt nicely even to tiles in their environment. He seemed to move right in with tiles, and all. I find animals so fascinating to watch. Pure sweetness, pure instinctual, and far more intelligent that we can possibly imagine with adaptations. Sometimes I think animals with natural adaptations are smarter than humans with a brain in adaptations. Not meant to be sarcastic but an observational perspective. It makes you wonder about our self sabotaging brain, and does it benefit us sometimes????? Fascinating. Have they got the same DNA RNA and protein cells as humans, and how different are they in cells? The other thing is although they are a different form, do you think that their brain is capable of feeling, anything more than anger as he snatched his tank filter back from you? I assume this to be territorial. So that assumes aggressiveness and territorial. But do they also have other emotions and moods. It appears from color change they might have feelings of Love or attachement, or attraction, which would assume emotions, feelings, moods, Wow! How exciting. That also assumes a bigger brain, dendrites, and maybe if lucky even a bit of plasticity. Because I would consider that as logical. Thank you for your research and your videos of share. It really is a fascinating subject and group of observations. Carolyn D Hogarth Osoyoos Canada

The shrimp seem very interested in it.

I love octopus so much I want a tattoo of (probably a blue ringed) on my left wrist with tentacles wrapping around some fingers. I love how inquisitive and smart they are. I love that this particular one has buddies and a snack. Whichever it chooses.

1) Is it going to eat me? 2) Can I eat it? 3) Can I hide in it? Three strikes and you're out.

swimming fast - bonk - "oh my aching head" as he sinks to the floor.

I really like the speed of the colour changes! There's no place to hide in and think about it; stay moving.

idk how the octopus feels, but that one shrimp is making itself at home in the bristles. SHRIMP REACTS spinoff series when???

What I saw was that the octopus was more interested in getting out of the aquarium than investigating the broom.

It was interesting to watch him change colour so quickly in the middle of the video

"what is this pinky thing?? one of the edge has fur, the other edge doesn't. it feels weird on my skin, uw."

They're highly intelligent beings. I'd like to see you try different ways to try to communicate with them.

Does the Octopus need the fish and shrimp in that tank to give him something to look at until the test is over and you put him back in a more interesting habitat tank?

Well, it certainly identified the business end of it right off.

"This ..creature..is x3 as long as me. Those short ..tenticles? What are they? What is it? It's head is short and solid and ...red! This is extremely frustrating. " (Pause).."Well, are you going to let me in on it?" - I would like to have seen the octopus try to change colour to match those of the broom!

I may be wrong, but it seemed he/she was more agitated by the handle (and I agree it almost seemed to be measuring it) and more intrigued with the tactile feel of the brush end. Love these tests.

the only thing that do strikes me is : PINK. Ze broom is accessory......

It’s like watching the Disney Movie the Little Mermaid when Ariel was experiencing the human stuff.😂”Look at this ...Neh nehhehe” i don’t remember the song words😂

*Pus* says, "I have no use for this. Please remove it, it bothers me."

Hopefully you are showing them what these things are used for. Of course, you run the risk of a turnout like Čapek's "War With the Newts."

I loved the music of this one!

This is a cover-up of epic proportions. The janitor was cleaning the office where the tank is when Octo-killer reached out and pulled him into the tank and ate him. Octolab doesn’t want to be sued so is covering it up by saying this is another “experiment”. Octo-killer was obviously searching for any potential evidence.

OK you guys, once and for all, WHICH SIDE OF AN OCTOPUS IS THE FRONT AND WHICH IS THE BACK?? It swims foot-first (1:45, 2:12), but investigates tentacles forward. I'm confused! Please explain. I can't think of another animal that does't have a well-defined front and back side. p.s. love these videos and watch every one.

Not quite sure what to make of that funny looking thing! LOL

I wonder how much of his flashes and caution is the color of the broom, and how much is the material. Like, would a blue broom of the same plastic make him behave like this? Would he be more or less excited by a wooden and straw broom? Does the shape and size have anything to do with it, i.e., would a small whisk or butler broom give him concern?

I hope that broom was clean. Say no to Pollution. :p

It's a Nimbus 2000! Did my letter from Hogwarts come????

@marounazou8198

3 жыл бұрын

Not yet...How about a game of quidditch while u wait?

Is it just me, that I see this tests get more and more silly 🥴

Pink floyd? Sounds like a bit of pink floyd for the background music, or sumthin close. Definitely matches the octopus either way😉

He isn’t crazy over it. Don’t blame him

can you have one actuate lights with magnetic non-contact safety switches? easily waterproofed, and you could use low-voltage lights. I'd be interested to see if they choose certain colors. also, since cephalopods change colors and undulate and warp them, can you have them react to barber poles and lighting effects? I'd also like to see them figure out the floating penny hologram parabolic dish illusion. also, do they feel the effect of magnets? I hoped for much more with the music experiment, so maybe I'm hoping too much here. thanks for the vids.

It looked like he measured the length of the broomstick

@2:41, if they have distributed intelligence, did his arm get scared? do they have to motivate or discourage their arms? crazy to think about lol

How about putting a pumpkin in the tank and seeing how he reacts?

It was a great film

Wants out!

IS IT POSSIBLE TO SHOW THEM FLOWERS OR OTHER TERESTRIAL OBJECTS THAT THEY WOULD NEVER SEE IN THEIR NORMAL ENVIRONMENT I AM SO FACINATED BY THEM HAVE YOU CONCIDERED OF THEY ARE CAPABLE OF UNDERSTANDING SIGN LANGUAGE AND RESPOND USEING THEIR TENTACLES TO POSSIBLY SIGN BACK

I feel bed the thing is trying to get away from it. I can feel his stress . How would you react if you where drop in a tank of water with something completely foreign to you. Is knowing whether an octopus is scared of a broom going to cure world hunger . Please tell me my tax dollars are not used for this .

@goku-san

3 жыл бұрын

This is most likely privately funded because the government gives very little to science and medical research so don't worry about your tax dollars.

Poor animal...

Gosh, does this thing ever end!

@patty7791

3 жыл бұрын

REALLY funny ! Loved the way he slithered down the broom handle like a slide! Could feel his shock when he first felt the bristles! Takes off, then gingerly reaches out with a couple of little tentacles to check it out! LOL funny!,,thank you!

im smart too

Let the octopus loose. You have no right to keep it captive. They are meant to be free not held captive, unable to fulfill their purpose in life. You take away their ability to choose a suitable mate and thereby thwart millions of years of natural selection. This should be a crime.