A) Annual spawning B) Seasonal spawning C) Continuous spawning D) Mass spawning
A) Hectocotylus B) Mantle C) Tentacles D) Suckers
A) Deep sea corals B) The ocean floor C) The female's mantle cavity D) The female's tentacles
A) Sandy substrate B) Deep sea corals C) The female's body D) Hydrothermal vents
A) It expands B) It dissolves C) It solidifies D) It changes color
A) Yes, for several months B) No C) Yes, until hatching D) Only in specific species
A) Fully competent juveniles B) Larval plankton C) Small embryos D) Dependent on parents
A) Males are always smaller than females B) Both sexes look identical C) It is less noticeable than in other cirrate octopuses D) It changes based on water temperature
A) Larger eyes B) Brighter coloration C) Enlarged suckers D) Extra tentacles
A) They are poisonous B) They hide in caves C) They live at great depths D) They are protected by law
A) Sharks B) Seals C) Sperm whales D) Large teleost fish
A) They are transparent B) They have thick skin C) They lack innervated chromatophores D) They live in darkness
A) 500 meters B) 1,000 meters C) 2,000 meters D) 200 meters
A) By changing color B) By hiding in deep sea corals C) It is largely unknown D) By releasing ink
A) Dumbo octopus B) Abyssal jelly C) Disney octopus D) Finned squid
A) 25 B) 5 C) 10 D) 17
A) Fin propulsion B) Jet propulsion C) Relying on ocean currents D) Crawling along the sea floor
A) To escape predators quickly B) To move faster than prey C) To create bioluminescence D) To conserve energy
A) Smooth and muscular B) Gelatinous C) Scaly D) Hard and calcified
A) Copepods B) Planktonic larvae C) Seaweed D) Small fish
A) A coastal scavenger B) A mid-water dweller C) A shallow-water specialist D) The deepest living octopus known
A) Tonga Trench B) Philippine Trench C) Mariana Trench D) Java Trench
A) Philippines B) Norway C) Australia D) USA
A) Azores B) Java Trench C) Gulf of Guinea D) Gulf of Mexico
A) Grand Cayman Express B) Far Samson C) Boka Falcon D) Normand Ocean
A) Because it has a large nose B) Because it makes a loud sound C) Resemblance to the character from a 1941 Disney film D) After the scientist who discovered it
A) Cirroteuthis and Stauroteuthis B) Enigmatiteuthis and Cryptoteuthis C) Opisthoteuthis and Cirroctopus D) Grimpoteuthis and Luteuthis
A) Cryptoteuthis and Cirroteuthis B) Cirroctopus and Opisthoteuthis C) Stauroteuthis and Cirroteuthis D) Enigmatiteuthis and Luteuthis
A) Stauroteuthidae B) Cirroteuthidae C) Opisthoteuthidae D) Grimpoteuthididae
A) Cirroteuthis B) Cryptoteuthis C) Luteuthis D) Enigmatiteuthis
A) Using jet propulsion exclusively B) Floating with ocean currents C) Burrowing into the sediment D) Slowly crawling with its arms
A) Luteuthis B) Opisthoteuthis C) Cirroteuthis D) Stauroteuthis
A) Cirri B) Mantle fins C) Tentacle hooks D) Webbing flaps
A) Benthic polychaetes B) Sponges C) Small fish D) Corals
A) Grimpoteuthisidae B) Grimpoteuthidea C) Grimpoteuthidaeus D) Grimpoteuthidae |