The great escape????

[JANFU]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...p-stories_animalia-inky-1010am:homepage/story

Inky the octopus didn’t even try to cover his tracks.

By the time the staff at New Zealand’s National Aquarium noticed that he was missing, telltale suction cup prints were the main clue to an easily-solved mystery.

Inky had said see ya to his tank-mate, slipped through a gap left by maintenance workers at the top of his enclosure and, as evidenced by the tracks, made his way across the floor to a six-inch-wide drain. He squeezed his football-sized body in — octopuses are very malleable, aquarium manager Rob Yarrall told the New Zealand website Stuff — and made a break for the Pacific.

 

[Chomsky]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...p-stories_animalia-inky-1010am:homepage/story

Funny, as hell! :lamo

And that was an extremely well written piece! She can write! :thumbs:

 

[JANFU]

Funny, as hell! :lamo

And that was an extremely well written piece! She can write! :thumbs:

Yes it was and funny as hell. I loved this little part from the link
Very intelligent creatures.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...p-stories_animalia-inky-1010am:homepage/story

This isn’t the first time a captive octopus decided to take matters into its own hands — er, tentacles. In 2009, after a two-spotted octopus at the Santa Monica Pier Aquarium in California took apart a water recycling valve, directed a tube to shoot water out of the tank for 10 hours and caused a massive flood, Scientific American asked octopus expert Jennifer Mather about the animals’ intelligence and previous such hijinks at aquariums.