Biology, asked by gurumadalip, 1 year ago

what is an octopus in why it is called so

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Answered by Anonymous

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Octopus is a soft bodied sea animal.It is so called because 'octo' means eight and that animal has eight tentacles which are its arms.

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Answered by zeba29

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Octa refers to the number 8. So octopus is a creature with eight arms or tentacles.

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