According to scientific research, octopus has a relatively short lifespan depending on the species. Some species only live for 6 months, but others live up to 5 years. In particular, reproduction is the reason that causes them to die so early. Males can live only a few months after pairing and females die shortly after the nest hatches. Reproductive characteristics
The reproduction process of octopus is also quite special. When mating, the male will use tassels to bring the sperm cells into the female body. This rewind is called mating and is usually the 3rd right side. This tentacle will completely separate the male body when mating. This tentacle when entering the female body will swell to easily ejaculate thoroughly, while eliminating the future children of the previous opponent.
After mating, the male dies a few months later. The female will keep semen in the body until the eggs mature. Each period of such fertilization, the female can lay about 10,000-70,000 eggs depending on different species.
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