Spy Octopus Helps Friend Hide From Shark
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Published 2023-10-13
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Coconut octopuses are vulnerable to blacktip sharks, who use smell to find prey. With the help of an unlikely ally, this octopus is able to hide from hungry sharks.
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All Comments (21)
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Imagine you're being hunted by a monster and a clearly-fake human just shows up and silently hands you a cloaking device.
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Everyone "i hate my job." Spy octopus operator *smirks
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The real octopus realized that the spy wasn't an actual octopus, but I believe it also realized that the spy intentionally brought the shell to him to help. It wasn't theft. It was acceptance of aid from a friend . The real octopus did show spy gratitude. Amazingly intelligent creatures.
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Shark 1: "Mate I think this octopus is a bit sus." Shark 2: "Why?" Shark 1: "There's two humans with massive cameras filming it."
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Spy Octopus walking around with the little coconut helmet was so adorable!
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I just love knowing that it’s a person on the other side of the octopus and they’re just like “oh, I need to help this little guy. Let me find a coconut or something” and is just on a video game mission
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Real octopus: "Thanks, bro! You're a real one!" Fake octopus: "Not really."
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"He shows his true feelings" gently caresses face
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The close ups on Spy Octopus looking oblivious and waddling clumsily everywhere like a kid in a halloween costume, contrasted with the real Octopus' delicate and precise slither, added a real comedic touch to everything! 🤣 I want to see more of Spy Octopus and their "friends" who steal Spy Octopus' protection against the shark pretending to just be passing by. 🤣
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The real octopus giving the robot a brohug was so wholesome 😢❤
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We all need that friend that shows up with a coconut helmet to protect us keep us safe from harm ❤
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The little coconut octopus was so grateful and the spy octopus stood there proudly after helping him, as if saying, "Don't mention it, that's what I do around these parts" — what a little hero 😂 I love this video.
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"Being aware of what others are thinking is a good sign of intelligence." I felt that. 🐙
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My dumb ass thinking it was a real octopus all this time 🤣 💀 Thanks for the likes. Glad I’m not the only one 😭
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1:05 He looks like a drunk soldier wearing a helmet 🤣 Reporting for battle, sir!!!
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Octopus with a hat: "G'day sir." Shark: "You too. What a nice talking hat."
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Two very intelligent species. The sharks knew that Spy Octopus wasn't real, and so did the Octopus.
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OMG he pets him at the end, I'm crying! Octopuses are incredibly intelligent - hadn't it been for the fact they only live up to 5 years and die shortly after having bred only once in their life, not passing any knowledge to their offspring, they would've totally taken over the world.
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"Yo, what you do for a living?" "I operate a robot octopus and film it's adventures."
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The way the little octopus peeks out. .... what an adorable little fella.