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U áré disturbing this animal, he wás trying to escape from u two!!! Look at ur flashlight, does it réálly needs to be thát bright huh, this animal was hurting peacefully & u two hád to disturb it huh!!!
@@beyondthewatersurface Ur the one that is an idiot!!! Bullying them & eating them, ur nót an animal lover, just again another bullying abusive idiot!!!!
@@meanband9059 That person is right you know, i felt it watching the video, they annoying so much the animal, you could tell he was very uncomfortable.
yeah but its not a friend. your assigning human characteristics to something that isnt human, or even a pet. if you dont wanna eat it fair enough, and if you had one as a pet i would think it weird to eat it. but the ones you get in a restaurant shouldn't be emotionally linked to u in any way.
Is anyone else here because of Joe Rogan? This is some amazing footage by the way. I can tell they do not like us. They always look grumpy when found or followed. Telling their buddies "Dude I changed like 4 times, and this thing just kept following me."
I once read that an Octopus escaped it's own tank and was found in the shrimp tank (its favorite food). So the keeper decided to "punish" it by giving it an little electric shock. And then put it back in its own tank. Then they set up a camera to watch it, and it would escape, feed, and then go back in its own tank by morning! They are very smart creatures.
