NATURE IS N AWESOME THING. Not only a fascinating story with beautiful underwater photography, but truly educational! Animal interaction like this comes from patience and respect.

• Watched it today and was in total awe. I feel the same about life with dogs. They teach us and they bring out the best in us – and we only realize it fully after they have left us I felt like I hit the lottery when I stumbled upon the octopus documentary!
• I felt like I was right there with him, I found myself figuring out how I would react, and interact, right along with him. This guy didn’t only gift himself and his son with this film, he truly gifted all who are lucky enough to watch it!.
• I watched this a couple of weeks ago, totally transfixed, superb documentary and of course, I shed a few hundred tears at the end. I watched documentary and it just concerned my feeling about them. They are not of this world. They have abilities far beyond our capabilities. I will never again eat calamari again. I refer to them as wonderful ailens.

Putting yourself in the “now” can open up many doors of communication. most important part is leaving the ego out of it and letting the heart and pure intent guide you. Love you man… agree with everything you said… except it never having been done… the study of octopus’s intelligence is a going concern… they have facial recognition and higher brain fucntion that is astonishing.

I worked at a marine biology inst. For years, they had a large red octopus there that would recognize a friend who fed it. It knew her face and would get excited to see her. We didn’t practise no touch no look but we were calm and assertive!

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