Vocabulary
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(v.) to go to a place where you cannot be seen

hide

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What are octopuses famous for?

(Find 3 things in the book)

round bodies, 8 arms, and big eyes
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There are 3 ways to disguise, find the first way in page 14

They use the color.

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How can they change using their muscles?

The skin can go from smooth to spicky.

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An octopus would be most likely to change color when ______.

a. a predator is nearby

b. it needs to find food

c. another octopus is close

a. a predator is nearby

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(n.) the skill or power to do something

ability

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There are many types of octopus, but what do they have in common?

They are master of disguise.
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What's special about their skin?

They have special cells called chromatophores.

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How else can an octopus change other than color?

They can change the shape.
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Why do they disguise?

It's because the ocean is not safe place for them.

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 (n.) the outline or form of something

shape

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What can octopuses disguise themselves to?

rock, plants or even other animals

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What can they do with their muscles?

They become large and and produce colorful spots and other patterns.

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What do they do to look like rocks?

They roll their bodies into the balls.

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(v.) to stay alive or continue to exist

survive

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(n.) shapes, colors, lines, etc., that are repeated over and over again

pattern

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(n.) the way that someone or something looks to other people

appearance
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What can they do with chromatophores?

It help them to reflect lights.

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What can they disguise themselves as other than rocks?

other sea creatures
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Octopuses do not have....

a. bones

b. a heart

c. muscles

a. bones

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(v.) to grow or cause something to grow, become bigger, or become more advanced

develop

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How long do they take to disguise?

less than few seconds
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What are the special ability of this cells?

The octopus can produce many different skin colors and patterns.

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(n.) a living thing, such as a person or animal

creature

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Octopuses have the most neurons ______.

a. in their brains

b. on either side of their hearts

c. in their arms

c. in their arms

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