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The Pacific Red Octopus Adaptations The Pacific Red Octopus can adapt to a great extension in the Northern Pacific Coast. To begin, the first physical adaptation is that the octopus squirts ink. When the octopus feels danger, it can squirt ink and hide somewhere else. The ink makes the animals scared. It also helps the octopus retreat. If the octopus does not have this adaptation he would probably be eaten. The second physical adaptation that allows octopus to survive is that it changes color like a coral or a rock. This trait allows them to survive in their environment because it makes sharks confuses by the rock and the octopus. The third behavior adaptation is it hides on the rocks. The third adaptation helps them to hide from its predators. Habitat The Pacific Red Octopus lives in the Pacific Ocean. They can be found from Canada to Baja Mexico. Appearance The Pacific Red Octopus has 8 tentacles. All tentacles have suckers. The suckers are to squeeze in holes. The octopus changes colors like rocks and corals. The suckers can also get its food. The octopus has three hearts. Diet The octopus belongs to the species of the fish. Octopuses eat sharks, crabs, and fish. Octopuses use its suckers to grab its food. Octopuses camouflage with rocks and when its prey comes he jumps and grabs its prey. Some octopuses eat sharks and some get eaten by sharks. Something special The octopus is the 1st most extreme disguise on the planet. The octopus can grow back its tentacles or any part of their body. Their arms can grow about six weeks. Their arms are very strong and have special muscles. They can resist a four thousand pull. Bibliography 1. http://en.wikipedia.org 2. http://www.montereybayaquarium.org 3. Extreme The 10 most extreme disguises on the planet 4. http://whozoo.org/Intro99/salman/octopus.htm