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Watch as this octopus escapes from a small hole in the boat. Octopuses are able to do this because they have no bones. Their beaks are the hardest part of their bodies. So if the beak fits, everything else can too, and this allows them to squeeze their bodies through unimaginably tight spaces. Video by @jmarciniakk #TheGlobeWanderer | The Globe Wanderer
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Explaining Ocean on Instagram: "Octopuses have one of the most flexible bodies in the animal kingdom. Because they’re almost entirely boneless, they can slip through openings far smaller than their own heads. In fact, the only hard part of an octopus is its beak - a small, parrot-like structure at the center of its arms. If a gap is bigger than the beak, the rest of the body can follow. Their eight arms act as muscular hydrostats, meaning they don’t need bones to move. Each arm can bend, twist,
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