Robotic Spy Octopus Lends a Helping Tentacle 

I mean you're not wrong that's a good analogy.

Like what Jesus did for us by dying on a cross and taking our judgment away for all who believe

@@juliejohnson9740are you trying to say Jesus was a robot or something

TRUE!!🤣🤣🤣🤣

​@@juliejohnson9740 a question, if he was the god why didnt he just forgive the sin (like we say sorry to others we hurt, we ask for mercy to God)? instead of dying, dying is human, dying is his creatures. God doesnt need to die, because he has all the power.

It's Grape-kun all over again

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Agree Man

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I'd like to think the real octopus saw how the "other" octopus was immune to the sharks so felt it was okay 🥺 Though spy octopus didn't fight back which might've communicated to real octopus that it's okay 😅

Octopus Jesus and his first disciple.

i know where you're pfp is from

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It was the same clip but rewinded backwards lol

​@@LeadsTheFallenNo I don't think so. If you compare the two clips, you may notice some differences. Like the position of its eyes when hiding/emerging

It was the same clip but rewinded backwards lol

​@@LeadsTheFallenAgain. Refer to what I replied you with.

​@@LeadsTheFallenLike the coconut shell in the two clips were in different positions. In the first clip, it was just beneath its eyes but when the octopus re-emerge, the coconut looked higher than its eyes.

And delicious! 😁

​@@nothingleft3473you're like the person who comments underneath someone's photo of a beloved pet bunny how much you love rabbit stew. Save it, please, edgelord. We're here to appreciate the wonder of these living organisms. (plus octopuses are a 2/10 at best, tastewise)

ru-vid.comHA51uJR1kwE?si=1CeINCfZyb_44SBz "Was once told at an aquarium that octopus are not only highly intelligent and sensitive creatures; they're also capable to picking their people- That is who they will and will not interact with. In some cases becoming so emotionally attached to a person that when that person is absent, the octopus will stop feeding and display what we could describe as grief. Then when 'their person' returns, the octopus will greet them and seemingly check them all over. Maybe looking to see if the person is alright." This is one example of many that supports that octopus can have an emotional bond to someone or something. Even if it didn't think it was a fellow octopus, it's capable of being friends with even humans, so could surely see it as a friend regardless of whether it is an octopus or not.

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I think many people fail to understand that love as an emotion doesn't have high intelligence as a requirement, many animals can feel love. It is an evolutionary feature given to us by nature, to take care of our young and peers

I think she was ready to pay her debt for the male robot for saving her and was about to have sex with him, that’s why she hugged him.

They will tell stories and end up creating a religion around that spy bot

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I think you did this well. I pictured relaxing and hearing you read. Thanks.

​@@df71091 maybe

Im not sure if it also applies for octopuses, but I've seen squids that are smaller than most males mimic the female body color behavior to bypass the competing males and sneak to the female to mate 😅 So I would think that as long as you understand their language, they aren't the type to question it too much

I don't think it was fooled for a moment.

I'm really surprised no one replied saying 'You mean "Octopodes, mate!"'🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😅😄

@@stlouisix3 That's because it's such a niche topic, people coming here know it's either octopus or octopuses.. not octopie or octopodes.. 😜

@techpriestessmicaela8441 Please do, sounds better anyway.. if I'm not completely mistaken that is the correct latin plural anyway.. 😊

I couldn't do this and not interfere occasionally. I believe even Attenborough's very strict non-interference team interfered once when a bunch of penguins (I think) were stuck inside a big ice bowl and would have starved to death because they couldn't climb out.

bruh shark cant choose what to eat lol its hungry it gotta eat

This show is about getting a close up look at how a species behaves around others of its kind, so intervention is kind of an inevitability. I do think this particular scene was edited around the narrative of the octopus being under threat when it likely wasn't.

Screw going to space. The real ET shit is all the way down at the bottom of the ocean

And blue blood.

How do u know

I said 'I think' but you are too irrational@@puchokoffie8152 and thoughtless to understand what I stated.

ru-vid.comHA51uJR1kwE?si=1CeINCfZyb_44SBz "Was once told at an aquarium that octopus are not only highly intelligent and sensitive creatures; they're also capable to picking their people- That is who they will and will not interact with. In some cases becoming so emotionally attached to a person that when that person is absent, the octopus will stop feeding and display what we could describe as grief. Then when 'their person' returns, the octopus will greet them and seemingly check them all over. Maybe looking to see if the person is alright." This is one example of many that supports that octopus can have an emotional bond to someone or something. Even if it didn't think it was a fellow octopus, it's capable of being friends with even humans, so could surely see it as a friend regardless of whether it is an octopus or not.

​@@puchokoffie8152 bro's an octopus

@@null43534Robot Octopus was out there like he wanted something, was most likely both curious to why he's so "off" and also like "uh, so you wanna mate? You're still here."

It was also really cute.

I knew I catch comment that would call the camara cute😊😊

Glad you like them!

​@@JohnDownerProdJohn, what is the glass the real octopus is suction to at 3:45?

Agree!

Same

There is actually. It may have been on another channel but I distinctly remember seeing some behind the scenes for this channel

They once said they would do something like that on this channel. We are still waiting

⁠@@NyanyiC It’s already been done, look at the comment above yours. Go back 6 months and find the video.

He has to know somehow it’s not a real one like him. He just figured it was actually helping

@@Sarandib22 do you remember when a bunch of them were living too close, I think off Australia, and they started basically punching each other? They do not like crowded conditions.

@@Sarandib22yeah there are two colonies of octopus with actual “buildings” which are usually just shells piled up as shelter but nonetheless!

Thank you! That's very kind of you. Keep watching & subscribe to our channel to see more videos from our series Spy in the Ocean.

@@JohnDownerProd Definitely will....looking forward to it! 👍

It loses a separate brain, not part of its main brain. Each brain thinks independently. If we had 9 brains and lost one of them, the other remaining 8 brains would each still know things.

You are most welcome!

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Now that's some praise. Thank you!

Thanks so much!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

it's not bad!

Glad you like them!