Please help me. I'm doing a project on the Pacific Northwest Tree octopuses for my class. I need to have 3 sources but only have one and I can't find it on CephBase. Can you tell me more about this species?
There is no such animal, that is why it is not listed in CephBase. There are about 800 species of cephalopods recognized by scientists - would you like help with one of them?
You lie! You suck!
The site is well done - It was funny. . . the first 5 or so times. . . One would think the link to the Sasquatch liberation army would tip more people off. . .
We play a game with our summer camp kids called "Ocean Liars" club. We tell 4 tall marine animal oriented tales, 3 of which are lies and one of which is true. I'm a terrible liar but I had a WEB PAGE and GRAPHS. Most of the kids, all but one girl and her friend that actually learned about the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus in a class thought I was telling the truth.
So, for the record, unlike the very real and rare Hawaiian Volcano Pygmy Tree Walrus, there is no such thing as a Tree Octopus.