spot the difference! · fun facts about octopus * octopuses are in the cephalopod family and are...

Spot the difference! There are 5 differences in the two pictures below. Can you spot them? Fun facts about Octopus * Octopuses are in the cephalopod family and are related to squid and cuttlefish * They are super smart! They have been seen using tools and solving puzzels * They have 8 arms, 3 hearts and blue blood. If it loses an arm, it can just grow it back * The giant Paciﬁc octopus (Enteroctopus doﬂeini) is the largest octopus. They typically grow to 16 feet (5 meters) long and weigh around 110lbs (50kg) *They can change their colour to either hide from predators or to communicate with other octopus

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Page 1: Spot the difference! · Fun facts about Octopus * Octopuses are in the cephalopod family and are related to squid and cuttlefish * They are super smart! They have been seen using

Spot the difference!There are 5 differences in the two pictures below. Can you spot them?

Fun facts about Octopus* Octopuses are in the cephalopod family and are related to squid and cuttlefish* They are super smart! They have been seen using tools and solving puzzels* They have 8 arms, 3 hearts and blue blood. If it loses an arm, it can just grow it back* The giant Pacific octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini) is the largest octopus. They typically grow to 16 feet(5 meters) long and weigh around 110lbs (50kg)*They can change their colour to either hide from predators or to communicate with other octopus

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