Octopus Species of the World

The video explores various octopus species, their habitats, and unique characteristics. It covers the common octopus, California Two Spot, blanket octopus, Caribbean Reef, and Dumbo octopus, highlighting their distinct features and behaviors. The video also discusses human impact on octopuses and conservation efforts. It concludes with review questions to reinforce learning.

Where are octopuses most commonly found?

• Exclusively in freshwater

• Only in the Pacific Ocean

• In icy waters of the poles

• In warm tropical waters

What is the California Two Spot Octopus known for?

• Its deep-sea habitat

• Its friendly nature

• Its fear of humans

• Its large size

Why is the Blanket Octopus named so?

• Because it is found in blankets of seaweed

• Due to its wide membranes between arms

• Due to its color patterns

• Because it sleeps a lot

What unique feature does the Caribbean Reef Octopus have?

• It changes size

• It lives in freshwater

• It has reflective skin

• It can fly

What is the Dumbo Octopus named after?

• Its large size

• Its ear-like fins

• Its color

• Its habitat

How many species of octopuses have been identified by scientists?

• About 95

• About 1100

• About 15

• About 300

What is another name for the octopus vulgaris?

• Average octopus

• Rainbow octopus

• Venomous octopus

• Common octopus