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. If Houdini were an animal, it’s safe to say he would have been an octopus.
Since octopuses have no bones in their bodies, they can squeeze through the tiniest of cracks, making them masterful escape artists.🐙

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The USA’s NASA Apollo 11 mission in 1969 was the first manned Moon landing.

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. Their camouflage abilities are out of this world.
For ocean predators, octopuses are some of the most difficult prey to spot. Their skin changes color and pattern to blend in with their surroundings. Even when you find yourself looking directly at an octopus, chances are you won’t realize it.🐙

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The first person to set foot on the Moon was Neil Armstrong.

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. Partly because they can “see” with their skin.
Scientists recently found that octopus skin contains the same light-sensitive proteins present in octopus eyes, meaning an octopus’s skin can sense and respond to light without information from the eyes or brain.🐙

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The far side of the Moon looks quite different due to its lack of maria (ancient pools of solidified lava).

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The surface of the Moon features a huge number of impact craters from comets and asteroids that have collided with the surface over time. Because the Moon lacks an atmosphere or weather these craters remain well preserved

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Although research is continuing, most scientists agree that the Moon features small amounts of water.

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. Rather than swimming, octopuses often walk along the seafloor.
Which is hilarious, but mostly useful — when an octopus swims, the heart that pumps blood to its organs stops beating, so crawling is a more efficient, less exhausting alternative.🐙

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The Moon is very hot during the day but very cold at night. The average surface temperature of the Moon is 107 degrees Celsius during the day and -153 degrees Celsius at night.