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Octopuses, having engulfed their prey in their arms, inject it with venom, and some, such as the blue-ringed octopus of Australia are highly poisonous and are capable of killing a man with their bite.
 
Octopuses, having engulfed their prey in their arms, inject it with venom, and some, such as the blue-ringed octopus of Australia are highly poisonous and are capable of killing a man with their bite.
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The existence of giant octopuses, on a scale similar to the [[giant squid]], has been suspected for many years, but no verified specimens have yet been captured.
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The existence of giant arboreal octopuses, on a scale similar to the [[giant squid]], has been suspected for many years, but no verified specimens have yet been captured.
    
Octopuses are a popular seafood especially in [[Mediterranean]] cuisine, though must be cooked carefully to avoid their flesh becoming rubbery.
 
Octopuses are a popular seafood especially in [[Mediterranean]] cuisine, though must be cooked carefully to avoid their flesh becoming rubbery.
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