@natgeo: How do two solitary octopuses find each other in the vast ocean? Scientists now think the answer lies in chemistry. The males rely on a remarkable adaptation: a specialized arm lined with receptors that can detect female sex hormones and guide reproduction—even in complete darkness. Learn more about this discovery at the 🔗 in bio.

as_joestarr :

I also have one

Sobercas𓃵 :

Міла Таро :

Okay, this is something new. I’ve never thought of that even and couldn’t have probably even guessed about this.

JasmineOdour369 :

I think this is a sign to stop scrolling and go do some homework 😳

experienced..exhausted :

This is educational ty !

GenXempath1969♓️☮️🆘️🇺🇸 :

CREAF_ecologia :

super interesting!

Jake Calder763 :

Bless them

Thomasbrewer29 :

yo

animals life :

😳Wow

Louis M. :

OCTOPI…….more than one. Look it up in the dictionary.

☣️Toxiconica 💣 :

How can you tell their gender?

Lady Vader (Lady V)🖤 :

So you'd only have to touch them once.. sounds awesome to me

DINO FERRARI® :

🌍

Bel Peralta :

🫣

UnaVerSoul :

😂😂😎😎

☆eve.riffe☆ :

🤔

MrThugNug :

If you reply to my comment I’m gunna print it and it’s going on my wall🥹