order octopoda class cephalopoda octobas cephalopoda family octopodidae
octopuses (octopi?) have a beak it has tentacles extending from the base one or more tentacles it has a purple or red ring of tentacles around the base a pair of tentacles
central mouth surrounded by tentacles cephalopod mollusk a beak-like mouth at the center of the tentacles two pairs of tentacles with eyes on the end a head with two tentacles
an octopus on a piece of paper
blue octopus octupus shaped octopus-shaped octupus octopus shaped
octopus which has color varies depending on species octopus which has eight tentacles potter which has manipulating clay pieces to shape them into various forms octopus which can change color to blend in with its surroundings octopus which has soft, flexible body
octopus which has eight tentacles octopus which is a mantle with two flaps that open and close to release ink when threatened octopus which has two rows of sharp teeth in the beak octopus which is a sharp beak at the center of the body octopus which has two large, round suckers on each tentacle
aphantopus cephalopod ink octopus cephalopod tentacle
octopus tentacle nautilus squid pottery
tentacle which often with suckers or hooks octopus which has soft, flexible body octopus which has eight tentacles octopus which has color varies depending on species nautilus which has two short, retractable tentacles
octopus which has soft, flexible body octopus which has eight tentacles octopus which can change color to blend in with its surroundings octopus which has usually found in water octopus which has head with beak-like mouth