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What's To Love: Octopus Anatomy
On Animal Planet's "What's to Love?," The octopus has 8 legs and and a total of 1,920 suction cups. After mating the males and females die after a few months.
Added: May 4, 2009
Views: 4830 Views
Runtime: 01:17
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