The Genus Octopus belongs to the family Octopodidae and comprises a diverse group of soft-bodied, eight-limbed mollusks known for their intelligence, adaptability, and distinctive morphology. They have a soft, sack-like body that allows them to squeeze into tight spaces. Eight arms, each equipped with numerous suction cups used for gripping, exploring, and manipulating objects. A large head (mantle) housing the brain and internal organs. No internal skeleton or protective shell, enhancing their flexibility.