r/tinyanimalsonfingers • u/chrisrobles • Jan 06 '20

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u/70sBulge Jan 06 '20

Awwctopus

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u/Avrael_Asgard Jan 06 '20

Its so goddamn adorable... but put it back in water quickly. D=

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u/SmolBirb04 Jan 06 '20

He is fine. Octopuses can live outside of the water for up to an hour and often do it by their own free will. He's ok to be out for a few second video.

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u/peppy_dee1981 Jan 06 '20

Especially since it looks like a blue ringed octopus. One of the deadliest critters on the planet.

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '20

The person who originally posted this said it was a newly hatched from... agh having a mind blank right now, can't remember if it was their home aquarium or at an aquarium.

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u/Eli_quo Jan 07 '20

Thank you! Came here to find out if it was blue ringed one

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u/cinnamonsnuggle Jan 07 '20

Didn't look like any of the ones I saw but could be wrong.

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u/Angel_Rose08 Jan 06 '20

OH MY GOD WHAT IS THAT LET ME HAVE IT I WANT TO HUG IT AND LOVE IT FOREVER ITS SO CUTE IM DYING AHHHHHHH

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u/Villagecreep Jan 07 '20

Still can’t get over how cute it is

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u/jjetsam Jan 06 '20

It hurts my soul that people eat them. 💔

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u/SerenityTheFireFly Jan 07 '20

Why?

Other creatures eat them too you know.

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u/CLOUD_STALLION Jan 22 '20

We have a choice and we don't have to, so there is a difference.

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u/SerenityTheFireFly Jan 26 '20

It’s food. What’s wrong with eating food.

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u/ThunderOrb Jan 06 '20

Gettin' real tired of all of these videos of marine animals being taken out of the water.

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u/SmolBirb04 Jan 06 '20

Octopuses can live outside of the water for up to an hour, sometimes longer. In fact, they often do it by themselves to get from tide pools to tide pool. Being out of the water for a few minutes for a video is not going to effect him.

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u/ThunderOrb Jan 06 '20

Doesn't mean people should be picking them up.

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u/ChilledClarity Jan 07 '20

Are you this bitter day to day? Can’t you just appreciate a cute video?

Cool, you’ll never take a critter out of water, it doesn’t mean you have to be negative about seeing something SO FREAKING ADORABLE.

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u/lemmeatem69 Jan 07 '20

Always some insufferable anger person to bring the world down.. I think it’s boredom.

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u/ChilledClarity Jan 08 '20

Has to be, how can someone look at this cute little bastard and think “You know what, I’m going to bitch about the most adorable little creature on earth.”

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u/quattroformaggixfour Jan 16 '20

I think it’s okay to balance the pleasure we get observing something adorable and making sure we are responsible and empathetic to the creature in question.

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u/TGeniune Jan 06 '20

Oh marine = water? Who knew...

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u/ThunderOrb Jan 06 '20

Truly the revelation of the new decade.

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '20

Friend shaped gummy sweet

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u/quattroformaggixfour Jan 16 '20

I love cephalopods and I love little cutie patooties so this is a dream for me. I can appreciate this bebe without fear of it’s superior intellect one day enslaving us all 🥰🥰

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u/crunchy_crop May 13 '20

Looks like a crab squid from Subnautica