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| Science fiction fantasy Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Canada
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| Cogito ergo doleo... Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Southampton
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| Re: Octopus snatches coconut and runs They're both acceptable... octopus - Definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary Strictly speaking, though, it should be octopodes... octopodes - Definition of octopodes at YourDictionary.com |
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| Wered. Very wered... | Re: Octopus snatches coconut and runs I have to question my own intelligence here, folks, because when I first pictured in my mind what I expected to see on the video, I thought of a giant octopus gathing up a bunch of (proportionately) tiny coconut shells and then stacking them into a shelter formation. ![]() I am laughing my butt off here! ![]() I especially like the part at the end where it looked like the octopus was going to make off with the camera as well. |
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| bringer of cake | Re: Octopus snatches coconut and runs I remember seeing a programme, one of Billy Connelly's World Tours I think, where the presenter (Billy?) was in an aquarium, and pointed to the lock on the lid of the Octopus tank. Apparently, over the course of several weeks/months (I forget) crabs, hermit or spider(?), were going missing each night. It was only when the staff viewed the security video, that they saw that the resident octopus was climbing out of his tank, choosing a crab tank, catching himself a snack, and then getting back in his tank before the staff arrived next morning. Clever huh? |
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