Introducing Octopoda

Octopoda (scientific name: Octopoda) is also translated as Octopus. It is commonly known as octopus or octopus in ancient times. It belongs to the class of Cephalopods. Its body is made up of the head and eight tentacles. It is not only an edible economic species, but also an IQ test. Frequent visitors to the invertebrates are one of the few invertebrates that can counter predatory vertebrates such as sharks, penguins, seals, sea snakes, and dolphins. The biological name of the octopus is the "General Order of Eight Arms" and corresponds to the "General Order of Ten Arms" to which squid, cuttlefish, and squid belong. The main difference is the number of arms and legs. Octopus is the highest IQ of all cephalopods, mollusks, and invertebrates. Although it is a pure marine animal, octopus can maintain considerable flexibility on land.