Thursday, 24 June 2021

Octopus report

Octopus Report

Octopodes are famous animals and are very intelligent and inquisitive creatures, They are well-known for their skills to problem-solve to keep themself safe from predators. They can be found in many areas of the ocean.

Habitats

Octopus lives mainly around coastal marine areas around the world, They live in a den which is formed from rocky outcrops and piles of clam shells that they would have eaten. 13-28 ℃ and 55-82 ℉ are the temperatures required for octopus.

Life cycle

The life cycle of an octopus have four stages-Egg, Larva, Juvenile and Adult. Some of the predators of an octopus are Seals, moray eels and Sperm whales. Octopus actually eat other octopus! 

Diet

Octopus feed on crustacean clams, small fish, snails and crabs. Octopus hunt by dropping on their prey from above and using powerful suctions lined on their legs and pull them into their mouth, Octopus also crawl along the sea floor tucking there legs into small spaces to search for food.

By Harry


4 comments:

  1. Hello Harry I am a year 7 student from Glenbrae School. I really enjoyed this blog post you have created. One thing I learned was that Octopus mainly live around coastal marine areas around the world. Was it hard to find information about Octopus's and what made you chose to make a report on Octopus's. keep up the wonderful work Harry.

    Aj

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  2. Kia Ora Harry, your report on octopus is super cool.
    You have explained its skills, its habitats and where its from from.
    Great Job Harry :))

    By Soane

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  3. Hey Harry. Your research about Octopuses is very interesting and I really learnt a lot from it. I also like how you included their Habits and their Diets because it really tells us that you know a lot about Octopuses, they must be your favourite Sea Animal. Keep up the fantastic work Harry.

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  4. Hello Harry, my name is Victoria and I come from Glenbrae School. I would like to say that your have done a fabulous job on your report on Octopuses. You have explained about it very well. Keep it up :)

    Victoria

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