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Common octopus

Reference: Octopus vulgaris

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The octopus , scientific name Octopus vulgaris, belongs to the family OCTOPODIDAE.

Its body consists of a coat formed by a thick fold of tissues enabling to protect its shell. It has eight tentacles around the bouch, with 2 rows of suction cups which are used to taste and to feel.

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Common octopus

The octopus , scientific name Octopus vulgaris, belongs to the family OCTOPODIDAE.

Its body consists of a coat formed by a thick fold of tissues enabling to protect its shell. It has eight tentacles around the bouch, with 2 rows of suction cups which are used to taste and to feel.

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Class	Cephalopoda
Family	Octopodidae
Max size	130 CM
Max Weight	10 KG

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There are several classes of octopus:

TAKO 1 8 healthy and hard arms; good quality
TAKO 2 absence of 1 or 2 arms (cut or damaged); good quality
TAKO ROTO is lacking 3 arms or more damaged

TAKO ROTO MALO damaged skin, presence of the bubbles of water on the skin