Given the ‘observations’ that he then performs on the octopus, we can conclude that it was indeed a stupid decision (though I think we should hardly blame the octopus for that).
In Aristotle’s History of Animals part 37, he states “The octopus is a stupid creature, for it will approach a man’s hand if it is lowered in the water”.
Two of the hearts move oxygenated blood to and from the gills whereas the third heart works to pump that blood throughout the rest of the body. The strange numbering continues with the octopus’s three hearts. Eight of the brains each control one of the octopus’ tentacles, with the ninth brain in control of the rest of its body’s functions. In conjunction with these eight arms octopuses also have nine brains, each of which has a specific purpose. In English, the name for the octopus is perhaps more accurate as the prefix “octo-” implies the number eight, addressing its eight arms. That said, their “feet ”, the tentacles, are more akin to an arm or fingers. This name suits these animals fairly well as, upon inspection, their body seamlessly transitions from head to feet with nothing in between. The name cephalopod comes from the Greek word Cephalopoda which means “head foot”. The octopus is a member of the cephalopod class along with the squid, cuttlefish, and nautilus. Each tentacle is lined with suction cups which they use for grip, touch, and taste. They can also use those arms to grab prey, open containers, and even carry items, like rocks, around with them. They can move by either shooting jets of water through their heads or using their eight sucker-covered arms to pull themselves along the seafloor. In fact, they have no bones at all, unless you count their parrot-like mouth, a beak, which they use to break through the shells of other creatures like crabs. They are invertebrates, meaning they have no spine. Visit megaphone.The octopus is a marvel of the natural world with a laundry list of fascinating attributes and abilities.
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