80 feet below the surface of the North
Pacific the frigid home of oversized
fauna and mysterious sea creatures the
perfect place for naturalist Doug
Pemberton and his diving partner to film
the elusive inhabitants of this
underwater Kingdom on this dive they’re
hoping to get up close and personal with
one animal in particular the Giant
Pacific octopus
and it’s not long before Doug finds what
he’s looking for the seemingly timid
animal quickly retreats into its rocky
den so Doug moves in for a closer look
big mistake Doug begins to panic as the
giant octopus tightens its grip the more
he struggles to break free the more
entangled he becomes what’s worse the
octopus has hold of his breathing
regulator now wrap yourself in these
tentacles and see if you have what it
takes to survive
what would you do hey use brute strength
to pull off the arms
be fight back and pinch the octopus’s
suckers or C drop your weight belt and
head for the surface
here’s what you should consider you’re
on a deep-sea dive 80 feet down and
caught in the death grip of a Giant
Pacific octopus the most intelligent of
all invertebrates it has the brains to
solve complex problems and the Brawn to
snap a shark spine into every one of the
2,200 suction cups on its arms contains
thousands of chemical receptors making
insensitive to both touch and taste
they’re also made of pure muscle
enabling each sucker to create an
airtight seal around whatever they clamp
down on right now they’re clamped down
on your breathing regulator you have
fewer choices than the octopus has arms
and only one is correct
make your choice hey be
or C choose wisely
so what would you do
Pacific the frigid home of oversized
fauna and mysterious sea creatures the
perfect place for naturalist Doug
Pemberton and his diving partner to film
the elusive inhabitants of this
underwater Kingdom on this dive they’re
hoping to get up close and personal with
one animal in particular the Giant
Pacific octopus
and it’s not long before Doug finds what
he’s looking for the seemingly timid
animal quickly retreats into its rocky
den so Doug moves in for a closer look
big mistake Doug begins to panic as the
giant octopus tightens its grip the more
he struggles to break free the more
entangled he becomes what’s worse the
octopus has hold of his breathing
regulator now wrap yourself in these
tentacles and see if you have what it
takes to survive
what would you do hey use brute strength
to pull off the arms
be fight back and pinch the octopus’s
suckers or C drop your weight belt and
head for the surface
here’s what you should consider you’re
on a deep-sea dive 80 feet down and
caught in the death grip of a Giant
Pacific octopus the most intelligent of
all invertebrates it has the brains to
solve complex problems and the Brawn to
snap a shark spine into every one of the
2,200 suction cups on its arms contains
thousands of chemical receptors making
insensitive to both touch and taste
they’re also made of pure muscle
enabling each sucker to create an
airtight seal around whatever they clamp
down on right now they’re clamped down
on your breathing regulator you have
fewer choices than the octopus has arms
and only one is correct
make your choice hey be
or C choose wisely
so what would you do
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