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German Psychic Octopus: PAUL THE OCTOPUS
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MY RATING Summary
I believed all the hype around this so-called psychic octopus when I watched the World Cup of Football in 2010
It was just amazing that he predicted the outcome of the winners, game after game. And even the Final Winner of the tournament
Whether it’s real or purely coincidence and luck, we will not know for sure, but either way, it was all fun and games
Octopuses are known to be intelligent, and some might say they might be from outer space and landed in our waters.
So perhaps a psychic ability of Paul the Octopus is possible, who knows 😛
STORY – (Entertainment Value, Content, Narrative, Performance)
ADMIRATION – (Achievement, Influence, Inspiration, Respect)
VIDEO: German Psychic Octopus
PROFILE: Paul The Octopus
Paul
ALIAS:
Paul The Psychic Octopus
CREATURE:
Octopus Vulgaris
HATCHED:
January 26, 2008
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COUNTRY:
UK/Germany
TRADEMARK:
No Data
DEATH:
October 26, 2010
TRIVIA
- Paul the Octopus soared to worldwide fame during the 2010 FIFA World Cup by delighting fans with his supposed match predictions
- He became an animal oracle during a sports event when he gained worldwide attention
- The process would be that Paul’s keeper would present him with 2 boxes containing food, each with flags of the team that would play. So whichever Box that Paul picks is the prediction of who would win the game
- He didn’t predict all games but an impressive choice of 12 out of 14, which is about an 85.7% success rate.
- They made a Documentary about Paul called: The Life and Times of Paul The Psychic Octopus
LINKS
Merch:
Amazon DVD
Social Media:
Facebook
Others:
MostWantedCreatures
Wikipedia
KEY INFORMATION about Octopus Vulgaris
Scientific Classification
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Species: Octopus vulgaris
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Family: Octopodidae
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Habitat: Tropical and temperate oceans worldwide; commonly found in coastal waters and coral reefs
Appearance
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Soft, bulbous body with eight arms lined with suckers
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Typically grows up to 3 feet (1 meter) across, including arms
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Skin can change color and texture for camouflage or communication
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No internal or external skeleton, allowing incredible flexibility
Behavior & Intelligence
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One of the most intelligent invertebrates
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Capable of problem-solving, tool use, and learning through observation
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Solitary and primarily nocturnal
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Excellent escape artists; can squeeze through tiny gaps
Diet
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Carnivorous; feeds on crabs, mollusks, and small fish
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Uses beak to break shells and sometimes injects venom to paralyze prey
Defense Mechanisms
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Can eject a cloud of ink to confuse predators
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Camouflage using chromatophores in skin
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Can detach an arm to escape danger (regrows later)
Lifespan & Reproduction
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Short lifespan: 1–2 years
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Males die shortly after mating; females die after eggs hatch
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Females lay thousands of eggs and guard them without eating
Ecological Role
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An important predator in coastal marine ecosystems
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Preyed on by larger fish, sharks, and marine mammals
Interesting Fact
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Each arm contains its own nerve centers, allowing semi-independent movement and control
Octopus vulgaris is a fascinating species known for its intelligence, adaptability, and key role in marine biodiversity.
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