Chicago Adventure, Part Seven: Octopus Sex
Dr. Janet Voight settles the eternal debate about the plural form of "octopus," and becomes my new favorite person. Want more of Dr. Voight?! Check out her other videos and media appearances!...
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The Chicago Field Museum is one of the largest and most respected natural history museums in the world. Join me as we go behind the scenes! Dun dun dun! Would you like a chair? Sure. Is there one? - Grab that red one. I'll grab the... Hoo. We know more about Mars anymore than we know about the deep sea and yet we go there looking for life and the deep sea is full of life and we don't know what's there. That's awesome. - One example... is this little octopus. It lives in hydrothermal vents in the East Pacific rise at depths of, let's say, 24 to 26 hundred meters. - Wow. And it apparently eats the stuff that's produced by chemosynthesis. So they're white. What is coming out of its head? What is that? Why does it look like...
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The Chicago Field Museum is one of the largest and most respected natural history museums in the world. Join me as we go behind the scenes! Dun dun dun! Would you like a chair? Sure. Is there one? - Grab that red one. I'll grab the... Hoo. We know more about Mars anymore than we know about the deep sea and yet we go there looking for life and the deep sea is full of life and we don't know what's there. That's awesome. - One example... is this little octopus. It lives in hydrothermal vents in the East Pacific rise at depths of, let's say, 24 to 26 hundred meters. - Wow. And it apparently eats the stuff that's produced by chemosynthesis. So they're white. What is coming out of its head? What is that? Why does it look like...
