Assertion: octopus's body | /r/HasProperty | soft
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Blue-ringed octopuses are in the cephalopod class of mollusks because they have a soft and sack-like body that is reminiscent of snails and slugs.
text: Their bodies are soft, enabling them to squeeze into small cracks and crevices, according to National Geographic.
text: Octopuses’ soft bodies can change shape rapidly, allowing them to squeeze through very small spaces.
text: If all this wasn’t cool enough, octopuses of some species have also been observed using weapons, which is understandable when one takes into account the fact that their bodies are very soft and squishy and almost everything in the sea wants to eat them.
text: The octopus’s body is soft and supple, allowing it to squeeze through surprisingly narrow gaps.
text: Their bodies are soft, allowing them to squeeze cracks and small cracks.
text: Their bodies are soft, enabling them to squeeze into small cracks and crevices, according to National Geographic.
text: Its long, flexible arms are ideal for reaching into crevices after tasty crabs and crawfish, and its soft bodies are able to squeeze into tiny spaces after small fish or clams.