Assertion: octopus | /r/CapableOf | contort their bodies
Facets:
value: in all sorts of strange ways
type: MANNER
value: to take on behavior
type: PURPOSE
value: to resemble more dangerous animals
type: PURPOSE
value: more unusually
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Octopuses contort their bodies so that they can squeeze into tight spaces, an ability that helps them to protect themselves.
text: More unusually, it can also contort its body to take on the appearance and behavior of several animals, including the lionfish, jellyfish, sea snake, a shrimp, a crab, and others.
text: They can flex or contort their body to resemble more dangerous animals, including venomous sea snakes, lion-fish and also specific undersea objects, like plants or rocks.
text: Thanks to their lack of a skeleton, octopuses can squeeze and contort their bodies in all sorts of strange ways.