A Giant Pacific octopus spotted at Yaquina Head tide pools in Oregon! This amazing creature is sighted at this spot only a few times a year, according to the department. The octopus is a master of disguise and can adapt to its environment by changing its skin color and texture, as seen in the video. The Giant Pacific octopus can grow as large as 16 feet long and averages around 110 pounds at maturity, according to Oregon State University’s Oregon Sea Grant program. The one in the video is actual

6K views · 407 reactions | Giant Pacific octopuses have beaks, blue blood—and three hearts! Learn more amazing facts about this species. | National Geographic Kids | Facebook

With the ability to grow up to 30 feet (9 meters) long, the giant Pacific octopus has been known to eat sharks. | National Geographic

12K views · 136 reactions | The giant Pacific octopus is considered the largest octopus species in the world. The largest individual on record weighed an impressive 600 pounds and measured 30 feet across in length. On average, though, these octopuses weigh closer to 110 pounds and measure 16 feet across once fully grown. | Oceana | Facebook

3.1K reactions · 313 shares |  Octopus utilizes all its skills to escape from Triggerfish. #ocean #viral #explore | Scary Underwater | Facebook

Octopus🐙 How Does an Octopus Escape from a Sealed Jar | All About Animals Octopuses are highly intelligent invertebrates known for their problem-solving skills, tool use, escape abilities, mimicry, and learning capacity. They can solve puzzles, use tools like coconut shells, escape enclosures, and camouflage themselves. They also show advanced learning and memory, rivaling some mammals in cognitive abilities. #octopus #seacreatures #marinelife #alienspecies #animals | All About Animals