How to kill an octopus according to Josh James

0ct0pus:

This disgusting video shows  survival expert Josh James - aka the Kiwi Bushman - killing a giant octopus “humanly”. For him, the best technique is simply to chew its head off:

“To kill them, you bite them right between the eyes…because that’s where the brain is. Now that folks, is how you kill and octopus”

Yeurk !

0ct0pus: “ Krista Nicholson, a Murdoch University Ph.D. candidate, captured photos of the dolphin using its nose to pick the octopus out of the water and pop it into the air as if playing with it. (More: Weather, Virus Taking Its Toll On Green Sea...
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0ct0pus: “ Krista Nicholson, a Murdoch University Ph.D. candidate, captured photos of the dolphin using its nose to pick the octopus out of the water and pop it into the air as if playing with it. (More: Weather, Virus Taking Its Toll On Green Sea...
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0ct0pus: “ Krista Nicholson, a Murdoch University Ph.D. candidate, captured photos of the dolphin using its nose to pick the octopus out of the water and pop it into the air as if playing with it. (More: Weather, Virus Taking Its Toll On Green Sea...
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0ct0pus: “ Krista Nicholson, a Murdoch University Ph.D. candidate, captured photos of the dolphin using its nose to pick the octopus out of the water and pop it into the air as if playing with it. (More: Weather, Virus Taking Its Toll On Green Sea...
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0ct0pus:

Krista Nicholson, a Murdoch University Ph.D. candidate, captured photos of the dolphin using its nose to pick the octopus out of the water and pop it into the air as if playing with it.

(More: Weather, Virus Taking Its Toll On Green Sea Turtles)

“It was absolutely spectacular to watch,” Nicholson told WA Today. “It would let it float for a while, then come back and grab it by a tentacle and throw it into the air.”

“It’s not unheard of for dolphins to do this, but it’s not a regular occurrence,” she later told the Mandurah Coastal Times.

Nicholson also added that although dolphins aren’t known for eating octopuses, there are records of this playful type of behavior in other areas of the world.

Source: https://weather.com/science/nature/news/dolphin-plays-with-unfortunate-octopus

sixpenceee: “While it looks harmless the Gympie Gympie tree produces a toxin that is extremely painful. Some described the pain as the worst you can imagine. It’s like being burnt with hot acid and electrocuted at the same time. A man even shot...
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sixpenceee: “While it looks harmless the Gympie Gympie tree produces a toxin that is extremely painful. Some described the pain as the worst you can imagine. It’s like being burnt with hot acid and electrocuted at the same time. A man even shot...
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sixpenceee: “While it looks harmless the Gympie Gympie tree produces a toxin that is extremely painful. Some described the pain as the worst you can imagine. It’s like being burnt with hot acid and electrocuted at the same time. A man even shot...
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sixpenceee: “While it looks harmless the Gympie Gympie tree produces a toxin that is extremely painful. Some described the pain as the worst you can imagine. It’s like being burnt with hot acid and electrocuted at the same time. A man even shot...
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sixpenceee:

While it looks harmless the Gympie Gympie tree produces a toxin that is extremely painful. Some described the pain as the worst you can imagine. It’s like being burnt with hot acid and electrocuted at the same time. A man even shot himself after using a tree form the leaf as toilet paper. It is native to Australia and Indonesia.

(via sixpenceee)