Octopuses

Octopuses — page 3
21st century skills library 6 Do you think this octopus will be able to fit inside this jar Octopuses don’t have a hard outer shell to protect them Many of them create homes in an opening in a rock or in a section of a coral reef Even the largest octopuses can squeeze their bodies into an opening the size of an orange They might dig themselves a hole in the sand for protection Octopuses have even built homes out of empty coconut shells They also make their home in empty bottles and cans Octopuses will often collect shells or rocks and put them outside the opening of their home These help to hide their den from predators and add more protection