Octopus (CollectA)

Each tentacle features a series of well-crafted suckers on the underside of the legs, with pink accents between the rows that enhance the visual appeal.

The CollectA Octopus measures: 4.5" L x 4.5" W x 1.5" T.

CollectA Octopus #88485 Review:

The figurine features eight long and detailed tentacles, each with a series of suckers on the underside of the legs. The suckers are carefully crafted and come with pink accents between the rows, adding to the visual appeal of the figurine.

The octopus is mostly sold in a brown color. The consistent curls on the legs also add to the figurine's overall appeal, making it an excellent addition to any collection.

While the brown color is striking and realistic, some customers might prefer more color variation on the upper side of the body.

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Octopus Information:

Octopuses are among the most fascinating creatures in the ocean. They are members of the cephalopod family, which includes squids and cuttlefish. Octopuses are known for their intelligence, camouflage abilities, and unique physical appearance. They have eight tentacles that are lined with suction cups, which they use for catching prey and maneuvering around the ocean floor.

Octopuses are intelligent creatures and are capable of solving problems, using tools, and even exhibiting playful behavior. They have a complex nervous system and large brains, making them one of the most intelligent invertebrates. Their intelligence has made them popular subjects for study by researchers around the world.

One of the most interesting features of octopuses is their ability to change the color and texture of their skin to blend in with their surroundings. They accomplish this through the use of specialized skin cells called chromatophores. These cells can rapidly change color and texture, allowing the octopus to disappear into the background or mimic other animals.

Octopuses also have fascinating mating behaviors. After mating, the female octopus will lay her eggs and guard them until they hatch. During this time, the female will not eat and will eventually die, sacrificing herself to protect her offspring.

Part of the Wild Life Series by CollectA.

Hand Painted. Made of durable synthetic material.

Product Code: CollectA 88485

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