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🐙Giant Pacific octopus
北太平洋巨型章魚(學名:Enteroctopus dofleini),又名北太平洋巨人章魚,是一種巨型的章魚。它們分佈在北太平洋海岸水深達65米的地方,也可以走到較淺或較深水的地方居住。因曾發現重達71公斤的個體,故有指它們是最大的章魚。另外卻有指七胳膊章魚才是最大的章魚,因曾發現重達61公斤的屍體,估計活體可以重達75公斤。不過仍有很多紀錄指北太平洋巨型章魚可能是最巨大的。
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IUCN Red List assessment, 2018.
- Body mass
- 272 kg
- Body length
- 3 m
- Shoulder height
- not recorded
- Top speed
- not recorded
- Bite force
- not recorded
- Maximum lifespan
- not recorded
Everything we know about the Giant Pacific octopus
Typical adult figures. Where a value is an estimate rather than a measurement, it says so.
Body mass272 kgmaximum recordedSeaLifeBaseDetails ↓Hide ↑
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Body length3 mmaximum recorded, total lengthSeaLifeBaseDetails ↓Hide ↑
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Volume l272 LaverageDetails ↓Hide ↑
Body mass at ~1.0 kg/L, the density of vertebrate tissue.
average = a mean across sexes or species in a group.
Not recorded for Giant Pacific octopus yet: shoulder height, top speed, bite force, maximum lifespan.
Family tree
- kingdomAnimalia
- ›phylumMollusca
- ›classCephalopoda
- ›orderOctopoda
- ›familyEnteroctopodidae
- ›genusEnteroctopus
- ›speciesEnteroctopus dofleini
- phylumMolluscs · Mollusca
- classOctopuses & squid · Cephalopoda
- suborderIncirrata
- superfamilyOctopodoidea
All 8 branches ↓Fewer branches ↑
- kingdomMetazoa
- phylumMolluscs · Mollusca
- classOctopuses & squid · Cephalopoda
- subclassColeoidea
- superorderOctopodiformes
- orderOctopoda
- suborderIncirrata
- superfamilyOctopodoidea
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