In
Hawaiian Octopus is He'e which means sliding ghost. The octopus found in Hawaii
generally weigh one to two pounds.
Octopus skin is as soft as a bunny rabbit. The only hard part of an octopus is its beak, which is used to crack open shells. An octopus can fit through a hole the size of its beak.
An octopus is a very intelligent invertebrate. It can dig its own den and close the entrance with stones after it retreats inside.
An octopus is a master at camouflage, changing colors ranging from brown to
red to fit its surroundings. It dispenses a black ink into the water to hide
from enemies as they make an escape.