octopuses

Explores efforts to study and understand the biology of the octopus and examines the place this creature has within various myths and legends invented by various societies. Outlines efforts to recreate octopuses' unique physical characteristics, such as their camouflage and regeneration abilities, and includes black-and-white photographs.

Provides photographs and information about blue-ringed octopuses, one of the world's smallest killers, explaining what they are, where they live, what they look like, how they hunt, and why their bite is deadly.

Provides information about the appearance, behaviors, lifecycle, and intelligence of octopuses.

A giant octopus helps Diego save animals from an underwater volcano.

Text and photographs provides descriptions of the physical characteristics, habitats, behaviors, and life cycles of octopuses and squid.

Oswald and Weenie try to convince Henry to have fun in the falling autumn leaves, instead of trying to clean them up.

Describes the life cycle of a female octopus.

Presents a children's book for early readers that describes how octopuses and other animals use their senses to hunt and protect themselves.

Oswald the Octopus and his dog, Weenie, make many new friends when they move to Big City.

Henry the Octopus is tired of his job as conductor of the Underwater Big Band, and he and his Wiggles pals try to find a new job for him.