Flurry Fun Facts: 🐙Giant Pacific octopus Flurry uses suction cups to taste and smell. Her eight arms have about 2,240 individually controlled suction cups, each with more taste receptors than the human tongue! | Milwaukee County Zoo

With the ability to grow up to 30 feet (9 meters) long, the giant Pacific octopus has been known to eat sharks. | National Geographic

Octo-motion! When you visit the giant Pacific octopus habitat at Sobela Ocean Aquarium, you’ll meet Charles and Arthur, who will provide a fascinating, up-close look at their species’ adaptations. In this video, you can see their arms moving in an almost dance-like motion. The suckers on the arms aid with everything from navigating to taste/touch! We are thrilled for you to see Charlies and Arthur and other members of the cephalopod family when you visit Sobela Ocean Aquarium, which opens tomorr