Tool use among octopoids, and a frisky Kakapo...

[Bancopuma]

Well I quite like octopoids as creatures anyway, they are pretty amazing beats...and by far the most intelligent and advanced invertebrates, and I met one on mushrooms once...

BBC News - Octopus snatches coconut and runs

news.bbc.co.uk

This is a funny little clip. Kakapos are the worlds only flightless parrot. They are endangered, surviving on only a few predator free islands off New Zealand...

:d

 

[Ayawasqero]

Well I quite like octopoids as creatures anyway, they are pretty amazing beats...and by far the most intelligent and advanced invertebrates, and I met one on mushrooms once...

Share Your trip report, then.

 

[psychosisdoses]

ahhahahahahha that was weird and hilarious

that parrot was too funny
"best get that camera out mah face! OKAY look whats happening to you know! you like that huh?!"

 

[shoe]

heres the link if anyone feels like actually clicking it *cough*

BBC News - Octopus snatches coconut and runs

 

[Bancopuma]

^^Err thanks a bunch! :d Not sure why mine didn't do that...

 

[psychosisdoses]

thats quite odd when i first visited this thread your links worked bancopuma

 

[Bancopuma]

Hmmm that is a bit weird...

But what's even weirder is the spectacle of the Kakapo parrot mating with the guys head, thinking it was another parrot (conservationists have a hard time breeding Kakapo's at the best of times)...and clearly he was enjoying himself! Lol :d

 

[psychosisdoses]

he did look awfully happy..

i am sorry to all those bleeding hearts but id show that damn bird whos boss

that had to be one of the funniest things iv seen in awhile

 

[Virola78]

:d

hilarious!!!

 

[psychosisdoses]

a whole new species of homokakopens hahahaha

 

[TruePsychonaut]

That parrot is just hilarious :lol:

As for the octopus,just shows you what other species are capable of. Thought :idea: , isn't just limited to humankind.