The Most Unusual Creatures In The World | The Museum of Terrestrial Life

[@mikekaup5252]

Years ago I went to the zoo in Tacoma WA. There was a smell round tank in the aquarium that held one fairly large octopus. It came up to look at me and raised an arm up. I put my hand in and it wrapped a tentacle gently Round my finger. It then looked inquisitively Into my eyes. It seemed to want to communicate. After that day I could never eat them. I never had eaten them and am very glad that I haven't. They are really intelligent and as fascinating a creature there is. To think of how short lived they are and how much they are able to learn in such a short period is astonishing. We should try to find out how they can learn so quickly and apply it to ourselves. Humans really take a long time to learn, it's depressing to think about it.

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

I don’t understand how an octopus can mimic color perfectly without being able to see it!!! 😱 If you or I only saw things in black and white would we be able to mimic other colors perfectly?? Of course the answer is no, so how are they doing it??? I would argue that our understanding of how their eyes and vision works is somehow wrong 🤔🤷🏼‍♀️ Cheers

[@AllanMogensen]

They might some day communicate via their skin color changes. They are ancient creatures, but might still evolve. Human surroundings are fairly new to them and they master adaptation :) Question is if we are just as quick to adapt

[@maandren]

@@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126 Actually they can sense color through their tentacles. Even though they are color blind in their eyes.

[@josepoika5388]

❤❤❤YOU DO NOT HAVE TO FEAR DEATH IF YOU BELIEVE IN JESUS CHRIST, AND TRUST IN HIM WITH ALL YOUR HEART, BECAUSE HE ATONED FOR YOU FOR ALL YOUR INSULTS, THAT YOU WOULD OBTAIN PEACE WITH ALMIGHTY GOD, AND GO TO HEAVEN BY HIS GRACE!!!!!❤❤❤!!!❤❤❤!!!❤❤❤!!!❤

[@morrisjensen1959]

Dumb arse!@@josepoika5388

[@patrickbuechel2599]

I spent 3 years in California while in the Marine Corps. Through special services i got in to scuba diving. There are allot of great dive sites off the California coast and i enjoyed the wild life. But of all the wildlife i found the octopus the most interesting. Give an octopus a fish or some other morsel of food and they will remember you, for months, and will approach you unhesitantly.

[@masekjohann4228]

really? thats cute😍😍😍

[@iLLmOfUCaLIVE]

I lived in San Diego, the pacific coast is amazing for that I miss it

[@ronduck2812]

Really I don't believe any of the crap we were coming out of the water

[@colbyjames7255]

Try meeting a demon. The first one I met officially, I seriously thought I'd discovered some never before seen deep woods, land roving octopus. They can look like anything they want as long as they keep their cool. Just shows how blind we mostly are... The Ohio Valley Area is swarming with them.

[@Man_fay_the_Bru]

That’s not the first time I’ve heard that mate, very clever animals

[@loneyhearts]

The different species in this video are a tribute to what nature has in store for the future. We can learn so much from nature. Instead of dominating this world, we need to learn how to protect it. I for one believe in learning new ways to keep this world safe. It is the only home I've ever truly known. 😊

[@aysarick5547]

Me too!!

[@Wavy_Gravy]

We are nature so nature still dominates the world.

[@raymondtorres-gy8uj]

That's if we make it to the future with most of these beautyful wonderful animals, we are in the six mass extintion right now because of the greed of the rich and powerfull humans....They still want to keep drilling for more oil/gas, when is enough is enough?? How much more money do humans need before they stop?? Ask them and the answer is (The economy) if we stop the economy Will colapse..🤦🤯😂😂

[@TruthArrows]

One of the best ways to help keep our Living Earth safe is by not causing destruction in the first place. ✌🏽🌱

[@loneyhearts]

@Bence Nagy That's OK. My grandma used to say, "If you need help call a hippie!." That was in to 60s and 70s. I have a good memory, lately it is dwindling, but with my history, there is a lot I don't want to remember.

[@mercybowlin9445]

The question should be, are we from this planet?

[@lisawhereisthecultjam]

Indeed!

[@graemewindley1614]

Maybe we crawled off the rock that took out the dinosaurs.

[@Loroths]

I believe it might very been the late great Carl Sagan that said we are of the stars. Everything on earth is ultimately a product of the stars. I like the view that we humans are the universe made sentient. The universe's attempt to understand and observe itself. I think if people saw themselves and others in that way the overall behaviour would change for the better.

[@lisawhereisthecultjam]

@@Loroths we are stardust we are golden…😘

[@wolfybear7129]

We all came from the giant meteor that hit earth along Time ago (not the one that killed the dinosaur) and evolved from then on.

[@Bernie_tube]

This is the kind of video I just get lost in and let myself travel away figuratively and wander in wonder while loving the world. ❤

[@HAIRHOLIC_1]

Same, I’ve always wondered if octopuses and jellyfish are aliens, when I talk about these things people think I’m crazy or something so I usually keep these thoughts to myself. But how can one not think about how amazing and fascinating these creatures on earth are?!? We live in such a wonderful diverse world and most take it for granted, destroy it or don’t care for it at all 😫💔

[@timojarun7830]

Beautiful comment!

[@officialSadBoy586]

​@@HAIRHOLIC_1🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@M0RGAT0RY]

Octopi are unbelievable... Beautiful creatures that don't live to judge others; they just exist to evolve

[@mikekaup5252]

I met an octopus at an aquarium in Tacoma WA in 1970. It wrapped it's tentacle around my finger and looked into my eyes in a most inquisitive manner. I don't think there is another creature on the planet that is so sensitive to the world around it. If we can learn to understand it's learning process and apply it to our youth we might be able to save ourselves.

[@MagarMaharaj]

I dont think octopi are colourblind not if they can replicate colours and textures of the surrounding.

[@jeannedouglas9912]

They're not here for the money?

[@RhondaPuckett-ln1mu]

Or they have to evolve in order to live.

[@lunainezdelamancha3368]

I can't get enough of these documentaries....the Dumbo octopus is one of the most beautiful creatures I've ever seen...🐙😍 Thanks for the treat...🖖🌻💚

[@debrabolton9372]

Have you seen My Octopus Teacher? If not, you must. It is a beautiful story.

[@incanada83]

@@debrabolton9372 Yeah, that was interesting but somewhat sad.

[@johnjack902]

Excellent

[@Loroths]

And now you know why the common octopus has been my favourite animal for years. Fascinating and under rated creatures.

[@SpaceLord2025]

omg now an underrated idiot on octopi!!! now ive seen it all!!!

[@josepoika5388]

❤❤❤YOU DO NOT HAVE TO FEAR DEATH IF YOU BELIEVE IN JESUS CHRIST, AND TRUST IN HIM WITH ALL YOUR HEART, BECAUSE HE ATONED FOR YOU FOR ALL YOUR INSULTS, THAT YOU WOULD OBTAIN PEACE WITH ALMIGHTY GOD, AND GO TO HEAVEN BY HIS GRACE!!!!!❤❤❤!!!❤❤❤!!!❤❤❤!!!❤

[@Loroths]

@@josepoika5388 Amen to that. His love and benevolence forgives all.

[@MichaelWinter-ss6lx]

If you want to believe only because of your fear of death, it is very unlikely this will work to your satisfaction. Fear GOD; not the inevitable.

[@missg.5940]

You may enjoy Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby van Pelt. A mystery involving an interesting octopus!

[@AimeeAimee444]

Have mad respect for octopuses. They’re highly intelligent and share 879 genes with humans. They’re problem solvers and without question are smarter than some people walking the earth.

[@starksaif3870]

Best documentary channel available on KZbin ❤

[@SirCheeto47]

You can tell the narrator is actually having fun reading the script and it’s really nice

[@xxCrimsonSpiritxx]

yeah I loved it

[@Agapelove2024]

You are high.

[@xxCrimsonSpiritxx]

@@Agapelove2024 Are you okay lil bro?

[@jenniferholich9592]

Right lol "a pile of goo damn it!"

[@oo2free]

Kudos to the writer for the narration and style of the delivery.

[@maandren]

He actually just died in 2023. Amazing narrator. Rest in Paradise Lee Jagow

[@daverunion2162]

The lighting you provide is what separates you from the others. Thanks for knowing how to showing us what your seeing like the others don’t.

[@nataliegaetano779]

Ddffff. . GG .

[@whirledpeas3477]

This video deserves a Nobel prize for being awesome 👌

[@kennynevafold]

thats not a prize

[@whirledpeas3477]

@@kennynevafold Wrong, and very bad grammar.

[@kennynevafold]

@@whirledpeas3477 Hey grammar police, I wrote 4 words and missed one apostrophe and a period. Maybe get a sense of humour instead of wasting your time reviewing missed apostrophes in one sentence youtube comments. For the record, there is no “awesome” Nobel prize so your comment was redundant. Thank you come again.

[@marisadam12]

The most extraordinary documentary I have watched! It should be divided into four videos, one for each rare animal. I can´t believe such an amazing work of art and science only for KZbin. It should be in National Geographic. My congratulations to the producers, and to those who investigated the lives of these astonishing animals.

[@incanada83]

I watched it again. Absolutely stunning cinematography, extraordinarily beautiful as fauna and flora. So lucky to live in time where I can see it and learn from generous people, who create, share, and release this knowledge. Thank you 🙂

[@Mark-om3cl]

Dragonfly’s are awsome and look like helicopters from a distance when in flight.

[@jackshitthelastamericanher4139]

Thank you for sharing.

[@marymcdonagh-ql4sx]

Save our beautiful, vulnerable, sea horses!!!

[@jody2497]

Your video is AMAZING! Wow I had no idea the Octopus is magnificent creature. Thank you. Im subscribing!❤

[@tabisuematwiju5865]

Those poor seahorses... My heart broke the moment I saw all of those deceased seahorses... OMG so horribly sad... 😢

[@cindywheeler6210]

This is absolutely the best video I e seen on the octopus. From the absolutely mind blowing photography, I used to have to look up in the encyclopedia! Most enjoyable, easy to understand, oh man, this just made my day!!! If people don't get a glimpse after this. . . Just tremendous!!!

[@The_Tumbler_Witch]

They are beautiful creatures!!

[@MissTease77]

Amazing documentary !! Loved every moment of it

[@jnty1]

“a pile of goo, damn it!“ had me cracking up fr, subscribed.

[@KILLHACAY]

Wow! This documentary is amazing! It has baffled the mind the knowledge and information is educational I never knew about so much about these animals until I watched this just one fact amongst many showed me that is ants have the ability to clone!

[@koriw1701]

RIP Lee! We love your voice!

[@KV-wd5gt]

That one Queen ant that created a whole colony of her own clones really took the “Fine. I’ll do it myself.” To a whole new level 😂😂😂

[@charliekezza]

Takes 'hive mind' to a whole new level

[@fuzzywuzzythebackyardigans2283]

@@WatchFelineSpineshe produced only other females of herself

[@magnito3000]

She don’t need no man. Lol

[@dawnburns880]

definitely needs awards for so much effort and knowledge put into making this video. absolutely fascinating..i getting a whole lot of respect for the creatures of the world. much love

[@DavidBrown-bp4iq]

Dawn Burns. Absolutely. Just wish the "background" music didn't often drown out the narrator.

[@luisaodograndao3590]

Very nice documentarym me and my son totally Loved it!!!

[@Mazyb0i_lol]

Recent research suggests that octopus actually have remarkable ability to perceive and distinguish colors, the mechanisms at which they do it is the unusual U-shaped of their pupils, chromatic aberration, the shape of the pupil allows different wavelengths of light to become separated, and focused at slightly different distances from the retina. This gives them special information that the octopus brain can interpret as color vision. Octopuses can also detect polarizing light, which provides reliable vision cues underwater, without distortion by reflection. Their photo receptors also allow them to see color signals over their entire body, aiding their exceptional camouflage. So yes, their eyes only contain a single visual pigment, but their unique pupil shapes, polarizing vision, and distributed skin photoreceptors provide alternate pathways to perceive color and achieve the vivid camouflage they are known for.

[@jphillips7083]

This is really good stuff to watch in the middle of the night

[@leo-unddieAnderen]

If anyone is reading this, you ought to be aware that humanity is not at the top of the chain.

[@supersonicdevin3212]

These animals are amazing!

[@giannidcenzo]

Holy crap! Sea horses are all over the place. Wild! Love it!

[@ana-zb7ix]

Octopi are amazing creatures. It’s incredible how they can form bonds with humans. Tons of respect for Mother Nature. Hope we humans don’t lead other species along with us in a mass extinction.

[@reinhartvonzschock357]

Octopus if it was Latin, but as its Greek, the plural is octopuses or octopus'

[@morrisjensen1959]

No No it's sheepi, and fishes-i @@reinhartvonzschock357

[@jeanroe3428]

This was a really good video. I loved it. Thanks!!

[@user-oy1fj6vq8f]

Snorkeling in Hawaii I have held an octopus, come face to face with an eel, turtle and an assortment of the most beautiful creatures on earth. It’s incredible that we know more about ants than we do about our oceans.

[@aceeshlel-fb4yd]

Some creatures are so amazing and awesome and this one is no exception.

[@raymondtorres-gy8uj]

You mean ALL creatures, not some!!! We are the worse living beings on this beautyful God giving planet earth and we especialy the rich/powerfull have beating this beautyful planet to a pulp.....We are in the Six mass extintion right now and it's because of us greedy ignorant heartless evil humans

[@MagarMaharaj]

I think every creature is amazing in its own way.

[@debrabolton9372]

The octopus is my favorite marine life. It is intelligent, beautiful, and has personality.

[@llamapajama7840]

My very favorite too Lovely and stunning ♥️🌹

[@pasithea.59]

Beautiful, amazing octopus ❤❤❤

[@dboyette42]

LOL love it when they light up the bottom of the ocean and blind everything down there

[@waymanharris1284]

They're a gift to humanity. Studying them might be the key to human evolution.

[@arty2k]

Octopuses can see a wide range of colors, including ultraviolet light, which is invisible to humans.

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

Good for him, I love crows and ravens!

[@QuestionsStuff]

This was entertaining .informative and witty ..

[@pip5461]

Most intriguing...

[@charliekezza]

I know we don't think they can see colours but with how they change colours and textures they have to see a lot more than we can understand

[@evavox9761]

I am so absolutely blown away by the entirety of this video! So many creatures spoken about in depth and many times humanized. Such interesting facts with rare videos capturing many of the described behaviors and evolutionary traits! The witty and sometimes very casual 😂 banter was also excellent. Love the gentle and even tone of the speaker too. Props! The details are clearly well researched. However, as an entomologist, it did stand out to me that some of the gorgeous photos and clips of the dragonflies were actually damselflies. 😋 Very closely related, but most easily identified by their smaller, thinner frames and upright wings when resting. They too are at risk like the dragonflies. Humans unite! to save all of our beautiful organisms, environments and diversity that we have been gifted.

[@rorriMMirror]

I love science!😊

[@willpuchalsky8900]

Amazingly well put together documentary. Loved it !!!

[@DragonKingTheYT]

Alien species living amongst us in plain sight

[@SoChicagoAries]

Omg I loved the octopus 🐙 segment I was wowd

[@TheDreamDetective888]

Absolutely amazing.

[@PeggyGoodall-gv1ld]

Hi you guys I love everything you do I watch all & love the animals & haunted. . Funny 😂 bless uk

[@samibrown4729]

So worth watching!!

[@jillrocks2011]

When it comes to Octopus, I have always wonder how can humans eat such an intelligent creature! How come we don't respect the intelligence!

[@NavigatorMother]

Desensitisation. I'm a massive hypocrite that way. I don't eat Octopus, and I have the temerity to actually feel a bit superior about that. But I don't like the taste of Octopus, which is why I don't eat it. I eat lamb, steak, and pork. Yet the way these animals are slaughtered leaves me traumatised quite deeply, and I actually adore the intelligence and gentleness of pigs and cows, (and chickens) and the utter sweetness of baby lambs and calves(veal). Shameful stuff.

[@patrickwynkoop9442]

​@@NavigatorMother I agree calamari and octopus have no taste just weird n chewy might as well as eat it raw but raw scallops ,oysters and clams are delicious

[@gregjohnstone9225]

@@NavigatorMother Why would/should intelligence be a deciding factor over cuteness, temprement, taste?

[@mikekaup5252]

Amen, I met one in a circular tank at our local aquarium. It wrapped it's tentacle around my finger and pulled itself up to the surface, all the time it stared into my eyes in a most intelligent and almost humanlike gaze. It seemed to really want to know more about me. A day to remember. It should be against the law to harm them. It duckens me to think of how many are eaten, especially in places like Japan and the Mediterranean.

[@jshaw4757]

Your basically saying smarter humans deserve too live more than less intelligent humans

[@artseye00]

Agreed great narration !! Style & visuals to boot💯👏mahalo!! Please make more like this!

[@vickokoszka6836]

GREAT NARRATION????? SO MANY FLAWS....SOMETIMES CHILDISH.....OTHER TIMES JUST IDIOTIC. WHICH IS A SHAME AS THIS HAD POTENTIAL TO BE EXTRORDINARY

[@casenix]

We need to look at our planet as a living being! Just like that Disney or dream works movie

[@Sol-Cutta]

Octopus - everyone - wow...thats amazing. Protect it. Octopus - chinese - ah , eat it. 😂😂😂

[@n42more25]

It is likely octopuses are at least as conscious as humans. Their direct evolutionary path has had more time to develop.

[@melchezi8818]

We are the pinnacle of creation because God made us so.

[@mauriziomauricone]

Why do you think humans are the pinnacle? Just look at the destruction we cause (and I’m not talking about climate change).

[@JackReynolds-w7g]

When you think about it, nothing is directly from this planet. Truly, (unless you have a different Creation story, that's cool) all of the elements of all life originally came from 'the stars'. Maybe the synthesis of this stuff was somebody else's doing, who knows. But yeah, that's my lonely opinion. We all actually started from the 'Heavens' raining down. That is just beyond awesome.

[@dawnburns880]

wow. superb. thank you..

[@helping_others]

Thank you for this amazing information to help others understand real life. x

[@krazorspoon]

Fantastic compilation. I really enjoyed listening while working on my design projects. Nature is indeed infinitely inspirational. Thank you ReYOUniverse for this piece, and thank you to the spirit and creativity threaded into it through Lee Jagow.

[@janinesemper1119]

Very beautiful❤❤❤ glory to god ❤❤

[@nottyler6776]

So long and thanks for all the fish!

[@PokemonParadise2010]

"We are talking about cephalopods.. not a cat or dog .. BUT A PILE OF GOO DAMMIT!" xDDDDDDDDDD

[@Llerrah508]

they really are! i had one ride up and watch me walk around the room. beautiful creature, absolutely beautiful.

[@robertgraham2656]

Science is amazing and there were lots of fascinating facts in this video. It's incredible what we've learned through years of dedicated study and painstaking research. I can only imagine how much time and effort it took to gather the information for this video, not to mention the original observations and experiments that created the information. All of the segments had amazing footage of what was being described except the dragonfly segment. Most of what was described wasn't shown, which was a bummer. Still, I found the video enjoyable overall.

[@jamesthomas8481]

I suggest anyone to consider this! FACT: when humans are left in a clean white room with nothing to entertain themselves, they will very rapidly lose their sanity. A form of mental breakdown. As they are left in this "room" with "no entertainment" over the time of as little as a week, their has been significant changes in one's sanity. QUESTION: How does this affect the specimens in testing i.e. cephalopods, mamals, or any living cognitive creature. Testing the specimens in their natural environment will always be preferred if at all possible. If not then to take thus fact into consideration.

[@MagneticBlueSky]

The right hypothesis might be...what if all species come from all corners of the universe?

[@S.Kapriniotis]

Great video, thank you. Just a slight correction for ants: The order of hymenoptera is a combination of two Greek words, not Latin en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hymenoptera

[@steelcityspeedshopj.r6942]

Everything here on earth 🌍 is pretty normal . We Humans are the ones we should be asking where we came from

[@imetr8r]

There is no distinction between dragon flies and damsel files in this video, although both are represented.

[@sedintisantvilko4746]

INCREDIBLE NATURE MIND SPLASHES

[@grizzlybizz7305]

Doesn't terrestrial mean land? The info is great and well done but I thought that was what terrestrial meant. Beautiful animals, thanks.

[@Loroths]

Terrestrial literally means earth, as in 'of planet earth.' Though depending on context it can mean land or ground as well.

[@USAntiCivilWar]

I looked it up and it said "not aquatic" hmmmmm

[@Filibie]

To whom it may concern lol In Dutch, the word for Earth is aarde. Aarde is also the same word for dirt/ground 🇧🇪 🫡

[@thecognitivedissonant3606]

They could not "easily replace humans" to be like us, but it would be cool to see what kinds of worlds other species would create. Spiritually we're not from here, but physically we are linked to this plane for a time. Super interesting documentary!

[@SteedRuckus]

Don't let the Reapers fool you...they know exactly what they're doing.

[@SheilaMore-l4v]

I absolutely love this video and I love octopus. They are beautiful absolutely gorgeous love all the underwater is awesome. Thanks for the video. I subscribed to this one. This is awesome. I shared it to my family.🥰💕

[@tempusfugit9009]

Have always thought that if all the insects on this planet wanted to, they could suffocate us all from their numbers alone? think its possible.

[@elkaribbe]

Life is a matter of genes and their expressions. Then give them time. Give them an environment. And Viola! There you have it. That’s all it takes. Randomness at its finest!

[@NavigatorMother]

I'm pretty sure that everything on earth... from time itself to chemistry, physics, and physical law, and all flora, fauna and the adaptive processes of evolution, is here by design as on some kind of Ark. There have been maladaptive occurrences along the way that have to do with mind and emotions. But ultimately the questions we ask ourselves are the deeper queries we are on our way to answering. What we call "spiritual " may be a means of communication and communicating especially with those other creatures without language.

[@tylerlormand5644]

GET THE MESSURMEST OF THE ARK AND CALULATE THE NUMBER OF ANIMALS AND ALL EVER WAS NO WERE BIG ENOUGH .....ITS A GOOD STORY THO

[@jeannedouglas9912]

All that have even loved a pet lizard knows we do communicate through that very unmeasurable means of love.

[@katlozbee]

Love octopus! 🐙 there was a great docu on Netflix called my octopus teacher I think ❤

[@YochevedDesigns]

I welcome our new octopus overlords. All hail the octopi! 🐙

[@kennynevafold]

Hagel

[@simhess9720]

Cthulu.🐙

[@sandraoxford883]

Incredible! I didn’t actually realise the octopus could change its texture, that’s actually insane!? How on earth!!

[@PhilipPedro2112]

Where is the creature from the thumbnail?

[@apexflow464]

It looked like the alien baby from Men In Black

[@extract8058]

Clickbait?

[@StrangeCreaturesz]

Best documentary channel

[@alexanderj808]

Question? Do nature and evolution have Eyes? Why are there gorgeous looking Colorful drones? Why is it a miracle of nature? And the fool said in his heart " there is no God"

[@niviamaeva]

But but… we all know that there’s no god(s)!

[@Qwerrty]

did that octopuss just do a Victory Dance? :O (when he plays basket)

[@curtcoller3632]

AMAZING SCIENCE - FAR BEYOND ANYTHING I KNEW. Thank you ... And knowing all this 53:00 we soon will walk the surface of other planets and moons of Jupiter or Saturn. Who says we won't be confronted with fungi or other threats and "import" them to mother earth? Isn't our planet beautiful and enjoyable enough? Is the neighbor's grass really always greener? Do we really think our top rated mind can protect us from things like these "brain parasite" phenomena.

[@WildPulse-l81122]

Watching movies about animals is so fun!

[@a_nayak]

DNA has its own intelligence. It will try to survive on earth in different forms and in different conditions.

[@SteedRuckus]

Mine's busted, then.

[@deborahwinston1627]

Only our Heavenly Father could create these precious critters.

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

There are multiple videos on this platform showing octopi actually thanking people for rescuing them from certain death! They certainly remember individual people as in one video the man who rescued the little octopus didn’t return to the beach until the next, when what does he see swimming towards him in the water?? Of course it was the same little octopus he had rescued the day before. It swam up to his feet, touched his toes a few times, the man reached down and basically petted the creature for lack of a better term, they then shared a walk down the shore line for a little while and then the little octopus basically waved goodbye with its many legs and off it went 😱 I would wager these creatures are just as smart as we humans and maybe even smarter in some areas! They are quite spectacular creatures!! Cheers

[@secretshaman189]

Great footage!

[@ramonsanchez6903]

The Dragonflies are pretty impressive flying dancers they look like natural helicopters

[@mikekaup5252]

They are my favorite insect. I spent many days of my youth sitting and watching them fly near me while I was fishing. Lake Fenwick in Kent, WA was my youthful garden of Eden. I still dream of those days.

[@yassasloan7308]

It is fascinating how us apes think we're so special...

[@homegrowncolorado8650]

What will happen when someone teaches an Octopus to teach other Octopuses ?

[@UriTheImpaler]

ive seen lots of docs of ocean life and some about octopus, but this has by far been the best.

[@UriTheImpaler]

oh shit now its about ants. i was just watching a carpenter ant in my house, doin his thing. Watching to see where hed go back to so i could see where they commin from.