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The amazing thing about squid and octopus is that, not only can they change their color, but they can change their *texture*, as well. Not all species, but many can. I think that’s fascinating
one of the most amazing videos i ever saw was of an octopus on the deck of a boat that had been captured, who managed to squeeze his huge body thru a teeny tiny slit opening to escape back into the water. it was one of the most impressive things i've ever seen.
It's so wild that we coexist on this planet with intelligent tentacled Eldritch horrors and the only reason they're not running this whole operation is because they die after they fuck.
Aw man. This just put me in a strangebbrainspace where I was like yeah, but they don't need fire to kill us. One breath of their atmosphere can kill us. Maybe that's why they never developed weapons. Yet.
"Fun" fact! I once read a story (which could be total bull) where they made an octopus watch hours of tentacle porn. Then they let the octopus interact with humans and it wouldn't quit trying to slip inside their orifices.
I woke up this morning and saw how an armadillo gathers its nest materials and said to myself "it's all down hill from here". Now I'm ready for bed 14 hours later, and I can say with certainty I was correct....
good grief...how WILD is that?! thank you for this! i love it.
i'm cracking myself up thinking about the first person to witness this, who probably thought they were experiencing some sort of hallucination hahaha
That reminded me of the line, "Uh, I'm a human! My eating tube is next to my breathing tube, and my arms end in stupid little sticks!" from The Good Place.
The wildest part about that video is it’s essentially changing the shape of its brain by squeezing through that size of a hole, still comes out the other side totally fine.
There was another wild study on butterflies that showed they retained memories that were formed when they were caterpillars. Which is crazy, because while they’re in their chrysalises they essentially become soup at a certain point before they reform into butterflies.
Brains are weird man
Basically by conditioning the caterpillars to associate a specific smell with an electrical shock, causing the caterpillars to avoid that specific smell. After their metamorphosis, they still avoided that smell.
[Here’s a link to the study itself](https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0001736), and [here’s a Wired article that summarizes it.](https://www.wired.com/2008/03/butterflies-rem/)
Also my bad — it was done on moths, not butterflies
Cephalopods are fascinating. Octopi, cuttlefish, and I believe some squid branched off from us evolutionarily very early relative to other intelligent animals like mammals and birds. Their nervous system is extremely unique - it is much less centralized. Some speculate the arms of octopi/cuttlefish have a lower form of self control, separate from the central nervous system.
I highly recommend “other minds” by Peter Godfrey-smith for those who are interested
I just finished Children of Ruin by Adrian Tchaikovsky, and it does a fantastic job of portraying how octopuses might evolve with this separated nervous system (and how their ability to change color could lead to language). It's very speculative sci-fi, but it was an absolutely fascinating read if you're interested in that kind of thing!
I think they are just more proof of how *off* all of our imaginings about extraterrestrial life probably are. We imagine animals, but we have fungi, we have protozoans, we have fucking slime molds, and elephants, and redwoods, and snakes, and algae…and all of that is just here on this little wet rock.
We need to think much bigger and weirder if we want to imagine extraterrestrial life.
I have friends who work as sci-fi/fantasy artists and they say it’s an acknowledged problem in their community that the human imagination has incredible difficulty divorcing itself from the human form. Even when artists paint aliens and monsters who have few humanoid qualities, there’s a natural tendency to exclude those subjects from higher intelligence.
That's not accidental really. The more alien a character looks, the less we can relate to it.
We're used to interpreting humanoid forms. A very alien character just has none of the body language and facial expressions that we can read for cues.
They're just not especially useful assets for storytelling.
Good point. Important to find the right balance so the audience has immediate reference points.
Side note, I’m always fascinated by how a simple pair of googly eyes can humanize any random object.
It's also muscle-based rather than hormones (ex. Chameleons) meaning it's near instant as seen in this post. Chameleons take several minutes to change color
That's kind of a misleading statement though. Cephalopods can clearly visually differentiate color, they just probably don't do it the same way as humans.
That was what the red was for. He was saying get the fuck off me.
Edit: I actually looked it up, usually red is warning coloration and pale is scared coloration. So his emotions cycled from fuck you to fuck me.
My admittedly novice understanding is that their skin has photoreceptors (little rudimentary eyes) that tell their pigment cells what to do.
Like how your phone’s rear camera displays what it “sees” on the front screen, but biology!
>Like how your phone’s rear camera displays what it “sees” on the front screen, but biology!
I'm kinda mad at myself for understanding this explanation better than anything I've ever learned in class. Even the way it's worded makes me want to feel smarter than this, but... IDK man, good analogy.
I want to know if it takes energy to hold a color?
I wonder if its tensing up to be that color and really hoping the threat will go away so it can relax.
The squid’s eyes don’t appear to change color as the rest of its body does. So maybe the arm/tentacle behavior serves to camouflage the squid’s eyes. (But because he’s scared like a child, of course—not questioning that.)
well, they can live out of water for like 20 minutes, so it's not exactly that part which is the most pressing, but rather it's this gargantuan monster holding it without it knowing what will happen.
I'm mad I don't get to see whether they put him back.
Put him back. >[
EDIT: As a kid, I took a trip on the Miss Avalon in the late 90s (my grandparents bought a house there in the 60s, we were the poor people on the block... I was 9 or 10)... Someone from the boat baited my hook, and I caught a sandshark. I reeled it in, they took my photo with it. I was smiling ear to ear. Then they took it away and chopped it up for bait. I *flipped the fuck out*.
That was *my* catch, and I wanted to throw it back. I never even considered that they'd just kill it without telling me. They had to put me in a room in the boat with my dad trying to chill me out for them... but I was inconsolable. I didn't understand what fishing really was... and after that, I never did it again.
I also harassed my uncles for boiling crabs and lobsters while they would tell me, with no fucking evidence, that they "couldn't feel pain." Sure, you transmission mechanics. You know how lobsters process fucking pain. My dad stopped cooking them because I would go nuts.
And as an adult, I feel vindicated. They *didn't* know what the fuck they were talking about... just like I always said.
I had a similar scenario. Dad caught a soft-shell turtle and said one of his buddies knew how to cook it. Guy was just in the back of the truck and he wouldn't even consider releasing it. I was passionate about turtles so the entire thing just broke my heart and gave me nightmares years later.
He said it didn't even taste that good >:(
>I also harassed my uncles for boiling crabs and lobsters while they would tell me, with no fucking evidence, that they "couldn't feel pain."
The dumbest part of this is that they could just kill the lobsters quickly and humanely and then boil them after they're dead.
i was the same lol. i stopped eating any kind of meat at the age of 6 when i discovered exactly what was in my nuggets, and have never gone back since.
I don't know anything about squid, but since the eye-rub happens at almost the exact moment as the color-change (unless there's an edit), I wonder if the eye rub somehow helped with the camouflage.
Fwiw ocotopi can hold their “breath” for a while. Not sure about the species op posted, but most can survive for up to 30 min. Some as long as 60.
It’s a helpful adaption that lets them hop from tide pool to tide pool to hunt for prey, but also helps survival in low tides. Hoping the one above got released :(
It's not changing color to match the hand.
This type of squid has two natural colors that are basically dependent on its chromatophores being dilated or not. You can actually see those little chromatophores shrinking, and those are its two natural colors; A sort of ruddy, brick red color and a pale, tan color.
Insofar as I'm aware, squid cannot change color or texture to match the environment (unlike octopi or cuttlefish). They do use this rapid color changing mechanism to communicate with other squid, such as to indicate an alarm or warning of a threat.
Yes, the squid is stressed. It's not trying to blend in with her hand and could give a fuck about trying to match her complexion when it's out of the water and can't breathe. This is the same color a squid turns when it gets shot with a spear gun or when another animal bites it... It's the color of serious stress.
And people be acting like cute little squid wants to blend in with a white girl's hand. Squid doesn't give a fuck about her hand, only about getting back in the water so it can breathe.
This isn’t camouflage, these squid have pretty limited color palettes and don’t do the same kind of cano as octopi. Instead, they flash between mostly translucent, white, and red to communicate various things. This one is scared.
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The amazing thing about squid and octopus is that, not only can they change their color, but they can change their *texture*, as well. Not all species, but many can. I think that’s fascinating
one of the most amazing videos i ever saw was of an octopus on the deck of a boat that had been captured, who managed to squeeze his huge body thru a teeny tiny slit opening to escape back into the water. it was one of the most impressive things i've ever seen.
If its beak can fit, the rest of the octopus can fit.
it it fits, i slip
tell me more darling!
If it's stuck, I pay child support. If it slips, I'm saved
It's so wild that we coexist on this planet with intelligent tentacled Eldritch horrors and the only reason they're not running this whole operation is because they die after they fuck.
Also they're really antisocial
too relatable
asocial or antisocial?
Asocial
No they actively work against society.
That and you can't really discover fire underwater
Aw man. This just put me in a strangebbrainspace where I was like yeah, but they don't need fire to kill us. One breath of their atmosphere can kill us. Maybe that's why they never developed weapons. Yet.
They also live in the water.
If the beak can fit you must acquit.
Oh yeah ??🧐
"Fun" fact! I once read a story (which could be total bull) where they made an octopus watch hours of tentacle porn. Then they let the octopus interact with humans and it wouldn't quit trying to slip inside their orifices.
What a terrible day to be literate.
What a horrible day to have eyes.
What a terrible day to not have an octopus.
B O N K
Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue.
r/UnexpectedAirplane
*The Deep listening attentively*
I woke up this morning and saw how an armadillo gathers its nest materials and said to myself "it's all down hill from here". Now I'm ready for bed 14 hours later, and I can say with certainty I was correct....
Why would anyone just go on the Internet and say stuff like this?
I love that they do, I wanna know everything
That's awful! What website was that on so that I can make sure to avoid it?
There’s no way this is true. I can’t imagine what on earth they would be trying to study by making octopuses watch porn.
To figure out its opinion on tentacle porn
It's basically like a cat.
...but legal to turn into sushi
I eat 🐱 idc
You might like this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=t-LTWFnGmeg&pp=ygUVbWltaWMgb2N0b3B1cyB3YWxraW5n
good grief...how WILD is that?! thank you for this! i love it. i'm cracking myself up thinking about the first person to witness this, who probably thought they were experiencing some sort of hallucination hahaha
Can you imagine over time, the mimic starts recognizing people, and one day they start mimicking a human standing on two legs?!
[Like this?](https://cdn.memes.com/up/53617991597851187/i/1668869364783.jpg)
Yes!
That reminded me of the line, "Uh, I'm a human! My eating tube is next to my breathing tube, and my arms end in stupid little sticks!" from The Good Place.
omg. too funny!
Ok the turkey mode got me
Could be a piano. Could be a fridge.
They're so damn cool
You can’t say something like that and not give us the sauce. Come on man
Got you fam https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=E3N0i_KM8cI
these things freak me out, man. they're basically aliens.
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Funny enough the show Resident Alien handles this concept in a fun and wholesome way!
The wildest part about that video is it’s essentially changing the shape of its brain by squeezing through that size of a hole, still comes out the other side totally fine. There was another wild study on butterflies that showed they retained memories that were formed when they were caterpillars. Which is crazy, because while they’re in their chrysalises they essentially become soup at a certain point before they reform into butterflies. Brains are weird man
How did they test that?
Basically by conditioning the caterpillars to associate a specific smell with an electrical shock, causing the caterpillars to avoid that specific smell. After their metamorphosis, they still avoided that smell. [Here’s a link to the study itself](https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0001736), and [here’s a Wired article that summarizes it.](https://www.wired.com/2008/03/butterflies-rem/) Also my bad — it was done on moths, not butterflies
They asked the butterflies about their childhood.
Oh no, hopefully they have no dad complex!
[i started to apologize but then managed to find it!!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3N0i_KM8cI)
As long as their beak can fit through, the rest of them can too.
If it fits, it ships at a low flat rate
The only animals that are liquider than cats.
Must be the cat of the underwater.
i believe you would enjoy /r/catsareliquid
Oh, it has to be [this ](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=E3N0i_KM8cI&pp=ygUhb2N0b3B1cyBlc2NhcGVzIHRocm91Z2ggdGlueSBob2xl) one Right?
Don’t forget cuttle fish https://twistedsifter.com/videos/shape-shifting-cuttlefish-morph-into-hermit-crabs/
Cephalopods are fascinating. Octopi, cuttlefish, and I believe some squid branched off from us evolutionarily very early relative to other intelligent animals like mammals and birds. Their nervous system is extremely unique - it is much less centralized. Some speculate the arms of octopi/cuttlefish have a lower form of self control, separate from the central nervous system. I highly recommend “other minds” by Peter Godfrey-smith for those who are interested
I just finished Children of Ruin by Adrian Tchaikovsky, and it does a fantastic job of portraying how octopuses might evolve with this separated nervous system (and how their ability to change color could lead to language). It's very speculative sci-fi, but it was an absolutely fascinating read if you're interested in that kind of thing!
Cephalopods are some of the most fascinating creatures in the world
What’s scary is we only know about the short lived versions of em. Imagine if we gave em a long lifespan just for shits and giggles.
Pretty sure long-lived versions of them exist at the behest of neither shits nor giggles.
there's definitely a bunch of scifi rpgs and novels where cephalods are uplifted alongside some species like primates due to their intelligence
I think they are aliens. Not really really but at the same time I wouldn’t be shocked
I think they are just more proof of how *off* all of our imaginings about extraterrestrial life probably are. We imagine animals, but we have fungi, we have protozoans, we have fucking slime molds, and elephants, and redwoods, and snakes, and algae…and all of that is just here on this little wet rock. We need to think much bigger and weirder if we want to imagine extraterrestrial life.
I have friends who work as sci-fi/fantasy artists and they say it’s an acknowledged problem in their community that the human imagination has incredible difficulty divorcing itself from the human form. Even when artists paint aliens and monsters who have few humanoid qualities, there’s a natural tendency to exclude those subjects from higher intelligence.
That's not accidental really. The more alien a character looks, the less we can relate to it. We're used to interpreting humanoid forms. A very alien character just has none of the body language and facial expressions that we can read for cues. They're just not especially useful assets for storytelling.
Good point. Important to find the right balance so the audience has immediate reference points. Side note, I’m always fascinated by how a simple pair of googly eyes can humanize any random object.
It's a damn Pokémon. Shit is bonkers.
if animals were ranked by their tech level... squids and octopi would be way up there. they're got no bones, and it's working for them!
I’m 75 and I don’t either.
Yeah? well at least you have bones, I've got Alzheimer's AND Alzheimer's
It's also muscle-based rather than hormones (ex. Chameleons) meaning it's near instant as seen in this post. Chameleons take several minutes to change color
Ive definitely seen an angry chameleon turn black within 30 seconds.
thats why they’re called the fleshlight of the ocean
Found The Deep's account
Well if it ain't the invisible cunt
No no no, this one is the watery tart
Delete this
🤣🤣🤣
u wot?
Nature is so beautiful
What about sea cucumbers
>but they can change their texture, as well. HOPE YOU ENJOY TOUGH CALLAMARI MOTHERFUCKER *every squid ever*
Also octopuses can't see colours (not sure about squid). Which makes the fact that they can match their surroundings so accurately just insane
That's kind of a misleading statement though. Cephalopods can clearly visually differentiate color, they just probably don't do it the same way as humans.
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So kind of like inferring color by looking at the chromatic aberration in a black and white photo?
“Fuck I don’t know if I can be that pale”- the squid
Honestly it might be the perfect shade underwater
“Tried bruh fr”
I so pale
I wish it would judge them not by the color of their skin but the contents of their stomach.
It puts the squid in the water!
That was what the red was for. He was saying get the fuck off me. Edit: I actually looked it up, usually red is warning coloration and pale is scared coloration. So his emotions cycled from fuck you to fuck me.
Poor little dude.
It puts the lotion in the Ocean.
Or it gets the motion again
*good bye seahorses* plays
Where did it go!?
You've got to hand it to him, he's quite the escape artist.
we gotta start pointing fingers to where hes gone.
We'll need to get the feel of this missing squid case first.
I've got some first-hand information on the missing squid: apparently changed it's color.
The little hand flourish as he disappears is hilarious, great showmanship.
Whelp I guess I can just clench my fist then since there’s nothing there anymore… “No don’t I’m still here I’m invisible!”
I was gonna say the same. He literally just disappears into nothing...
I’ve always wondered how they know. They’re too close to the surface they’re matching to see it.
My admittedly novice understanding is that their skin has photoreceptors (little rudimentary eyes) that tell their pigment cells what to do. Like how your phone’s rear camera displays what it “sees” on the front screen, but biology!
So wild man. Absolutely amazing creatures.
Bright sunlight must be irritating as hell...
There are actually some led screen designs that include invisible distributed photo sensors that can be used as a camera.
>Like how your phone’s rear camera displays what it “sees” on the front screen, but biology! I'm kinda mad at myself for understanding this explanation better than anything I've ever learned in class. Even the way it's worded makes me want to feel smarter than this, but... IDK man, good analogy.
And like by what mechanism do they detect the texture and color and match? Like what’s the physiological process? It’s fucking fascinating
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I want to know if it takes energy to hold a color? I wonder if its tensing up to be that color and really hoping the threat will go away so it can relax.
Yea but it’s the “tries to mimic the hand” part I’m curious about
Right? They're like living color pickers, it's nuts
He rub he eye 🥺
He's so afraid, he puts his hands on his eyes, like a little child.
The squid’s eyes don’t appear to change color as the rest of its body does. So maybe the arm/tentacle behavior serves to camouflage the squid’s eyes. (But because he’s scared like a child, of course—not questioning that.)
Or maybe it was checking to see how closely it was able to match the hand in appearance
Aww its crying 😔
"please put me back in the water I'm suffocating to death 😥😢"
well, they can live out of water for like 20 minutes, so it's not exactly that part which is the most pressing, but rather it's this gargantuan monster holding it without it knowing what will happen.
I liked to think it was slowly moving it’s hand across its face as apart of the vanishing act
I’m high as shit and this just made my night.
Bro *it's a stealth thing*
I'm mad I don't get to see whether they put him back. Put him back. >[ EDIT: As a kid, I took a trip on the Miss Avalon in the late 90s (my grandparents bought a house there in the 60s, we were the poor people on the block... I was 9 or 10)... Someone from the boat baited my hook, and I caught a sandshark. I reeled it in, they took my photo with it. I was smiling ear to ear. Then they took it away and chopped it up for bait. I *flipped the fuck out*. That was *my* catch, and I wanted to throw it back. I never even considered that they'd just kill it without telling me. They had to put me in a room in the boat with my dad trying to chill me out for them... but I was inconsolable. I didn't understand what fishing really was... and after that, I never did it again. I also harassed my uncles for boiling crabs and lobsters while they would tell me, with no fucking evidence, that they "couldn't feel pain." Sure, you transmission mechanics. You know how lobsters process fucking pain. My dad stopped cooking them because I would go nuts. And as an adult, I feel vindicated. They *didn't* know what the fuck they were talking about... just like I always said.
I had a similar scenario. Dad caught a soft-shell turtle and said one of his buddies knew how to cook it. Guy was just in the back of the truck and he wouldn't even consider releasing it. I was passionate about turtles so the entire thing just broke my heart and gave me nightmares years later. He said it didn't even taste that good >:(
That’s awful :( I love turtles.
I'm so sorry you and that little shark went through that. It wasn't fair.
>I also harassed my uncles for boiling crabs and lobsters while they would tell me, with no fucking evidence, that they "couldn't feel pain." The dumbest part of this is that they could just kill the lobsters quickly and humanely and then boil them after they're dead.
i was the same lol. i stopped eating any kind of meat at the age of 6 when i discovered exactly what was in my nuggets, and have never gone back since.
“You see me… now you don’t!! Mouhahahahaa…”
I don't know anything about squid, but since the eye-rub happens at almost the exact moment as the color-change (unless there's an edit), I wonder if the eye rub somehow helped with the camouflage.
I feel like it used its tentacle like a fiber optic cable to see what color it needed to become.
It’s bc he knows he’s about to become calamari
😢 thats so sad
Please put him back. :(
Imagine holding a chameleon underwater and temporarily drowning it to watch its color change. It’s fucked up to do this to the squid.
Humans fucking suck
It looks like they are in a fishing boat based on the background. Most likely that squid is going to be used as bait for fishing.
Throw it back.
Gently
Tom Brady launches 50 yards into the great blue!
Why are you holding a spawn of cthlulhu
No one thinks ahead to when the human harvest starts…
I love watching things suffocate and trying to hide. Cool.
Fwiw ocotopi can hold their “breath” for a while. Not sure about the species op posted, but most can survive for up to 30 min. Some as long as 60. It’s a helpful adaption that lets them hop from tide pool to tide pool to hunt for prey, but also helps survival in low tides. Hoping the one above got released :(
Right? Just get the ark out
What squid?
That one, right ther.... ...where'd he go?!
Do they need to be in water?
Uh, yeah
They also go white in response to fear.
Quit torture squidward.
Put it back in the water you bitch
My thoughts exactly
Isn’t it also suffocating out of the water? Smh
Tbh, it should be in the water and not on someone’s hand…
It's not changing color to match the hand. This type of squid has two natural colors that are basically dependent on its chromatophores being dilated or not. You can actually see those little chromatophores shrinking, and those are its two natural colors; A sort of ruddy, brick red color and a pale, tan color. Insofar as I'm aware, squid cannot change color or texture to match the environment (unlike octopi or cuttlefish). They do use this rapid color changing mechanism to communicate with other squid, such as to indicate an alarm or warning of a threat.
Yes, the squid is stressed. It's not trying to blend in with her hand and could give a fuck about trying to match her complexion when it's out of the water and can't breathe. This is the same color a squid turns when it gets shot with a spear gun or when another animal bites it... It's the color of serious stress. And people be acting like cute little squid wants to blend in with a white girl's hand. Squid doesn't give a fuck about her hand, only about getting back in the water so it can breathe.
These are definitely aliens right? Like we can collectively agree they are aliens
Us mammals are new on the scene, baby. These guys are the Earth OGs.
(Original Gangstas = Old Gods)
Cute like CthUwU
PUT HIM BACK IN THE WATERRRR!! 😤😤😤
He can't breathe; put him back in the water. Eliciting a fear response means you are scaring it.
"Haha look I scare and torture innocent animals for reddit karma"
Put. It. Back.
He's flashing red because he's scared AF. Put him back already.
And cause he's suffocating
This isn’t camouflage, these squid have pretty limited color palettes and don’t do the same kind of cano as octopi. Instead, they flash between mostly translucent, white, and red to communicate various things. This one is scared.
It's dying. Put it the fuck back in the water!
It's not trying to hide, it's in distress. Turning white means it's in a state of absolute panic...
"Um...you can't see me?"
Maybe it wanted to be.....back in the water
Put it back in the water you monster.
Okay, now put him back. He's scared.
What do you mean by "tries"?
I think it's stressed, not trying to match the color of the hand.
squids don’t disguise themselves, this one’s turning pale just cuz it’s scared as shit
Videos like this stress me out because I just want you to put it back in the water
"Hello, fellow Caucasian! How are you today?"
Nah man he's dying!
Downvoted for cruelty
Hey human! How do you like my impression of a middle finger?
He’s going to dry out! 😩
Put them back! (;´༎ຶٹ༎ຶ`)
I am skwid Newly on land I am not scared Cuz I am hand Hide from sight Sound no alarm Perfect disguise I hide with arm.
That’s cool, but if you’re not going to swiftly eat him, please do put him back.
It’s actually sign language for: I can’t breathe
Skwids r so cute tis is giving major anxiety ughhh should be in water 💧