Octopus

Occy, occy, occy...

Octopus are a rare delicacy – caught in crayfish and lobster pots off the West Australian Coast.

Our range of octopus includes...

Did you know?

There are over 200 species of octopus scattered throughout the oceans.
An octopus has three hearts. Two of them pump blood through each of the gills and the third pumps blood through the body.
An octopus is all muscle and no bones, typical of the invertebrate characteristics. The body of the octopus is so flexible that it can squeeze itself through a tiny hole.
If an octopus loses an arm it will grow back.
The fastest an octopus can swim is 25 mph, but only for a short distance.
Ocotopus are very intelligent and can navigate mazes, solve puzzles, imitate observed behaviour and distinguish shapes.
Usually an octopus lives between 2-5 years. A male usually dies shortly after mating. A female lives long enough to nurse her eggs to hatch.
An octopus' blood is blue.