53K views · 1.4K reactions |  The famous Octopus Tree in Oceanside,...

15K views · 91 reactions | The mysterious "octopus tree" is just one of the many features of Cape Meares. Read more: https://expo.oregonlive.com/life-and-culture/g66l-2019/01/1b1ddd10395807/cape-meares-has-big-views-big-trees-and-one-little-lighthouse-on-the-oregon-coast.html?fbclid=IwAR1uMrh5J2H2EUDVGHujg_jHzAoCsR4Fi_nI2QfbkViw_Zq4Z5Vz0aFWp9Q | The Oregonian | Facebook

An octopus’s arms are powered by groups of nerve cells–in short, each arm has its own brain, allowing the octo to feel, smell, and taste its surroundings! An octopus uses those brainy, boneless arms to find prey hiding in rocky cracks and crevices. A seafood-filled whiffle ball acts as enrichment for our giant Pacific octopus Bunsen, allowing him to flex those physical skills and brainpower. #cephalopodsquad #octopus #enrichment #oregoncoast #oregoncoastaquarium #newportoregon #traveloregon #the

749K views · 11K reactions | Octopus sightings are on the rise! . Octopuses are not just fascinating; they are also vital to our ocean ecosystems. | Red Sea Diving Safari | Facebook

Post wildfire hazard tree mitigation Beachie Creek fire. Mill City/Gates area. This tree was a massive pain to say the least. High tension power lines on the left (parallel with the road) / fence on the right. Full of nails and hate 😂 This Douglas fir was dubbed as the “Octopus Tree” due to the insane amount of competing tops that sprouted not far over head. #topheavytimber | Brennen Miller