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Join OctoNation at Aquarium of the Pacific as we hang out with Godzilla the Giant Pacific Octopus & Marine Biologist Angelina and ask her questions!

Simply join in (bring kiddos!), ask questions, and get super smart!!! You in?!

Here are all the questions we covered:
How do you feed Godzilla the giant pacific octopus?
Why Did you name the octopus Godzilla?How do octopuses change colors? What are Chromatophores?Are Octopuses Shy to touch you?
Do octopuses have different personalities?
Are Octopuses Curious?Do you play with the Octopus? If so, how?
What is Godzilla’s Personality like?
Do Octopus have organs? What is a mantle?
Are there any areas on an octopuses body that they don’t like touched?
Can you compare the Strength of the octopuses arms with any more familiar animal?Does the octopus have strength to pull you toward them?
If you remove an octopuses grip on you, how will they respond?Do octopus trick their aquarists?How long with octopus interact with humans during the day?Do octopus suckers release on their own? Like a grip?

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The Aquarium of the Pacific is the fourth most-attended aquarium in the nation. It displays about 12,000 animals and more than 100 exhibits that celebrate the planet’s largest and most diverse body of water, the Pacific Ocean. Its galleries represent the frigid waters of the Northern Pacific, the temperate Southern California/Baja region, and the warm coral reefs and lagoons of the Tropical Pacific.