My teacher octopus

[Jilly92]

Has anyone watched this on netflix?? I meant my octopus teacher lol

 

[PBnJOnWheat]

Has anyone watched this on netflix?? I meant my octopus teacher lol

No but is it any good? I’m watching to see lol

 

[rhostam]

Has anyone watched this on netflix?? I meant my octopus teacher lol

Yes, it was fantastic. I can’t say more for fear of spoiling. But I hope you enjoy it at least half as much as I did.

 

[Jilly92]

No but is it any good? I’m watching to see lol

Yes!!!! It was great. Even teared up a little.

 

[Jilly92]

Yes, it was fantastic. I can’t say more for fear of spoiling. But I hope you enjoy it at least half as much as I did.

I really liked it. Be honest, did you cry? Ha

 

[PBnJOnWheat]

Yes, it was fantastic. I can’t say more for fear of spoiling. But I hope you enjoy it at least half as much as I did.

Yes!!!! It was great. Even teared up a little.

Good to know, Now I know what tonight’s binge will be lol

 

[Jilly92]

Good to know, Now I know what tonight’s binge will be lol

Whoo

 

[homer1475]

Was another thread a while back about this. I was surprised, it was actually quite good.

 

[KingTideCorals]

Has anyone watched this on netflix?? I meant my octopus teacher lol

Straight up one of the most amazing documentaries I have seen in a LONG time!

 

[Waters]

I liked it a lot also....very well done.

 

[Jilly92]

Does anyone have an octopus?

 

[Pkunk35]

When I was watching this movie (also thought very good) I was thinking, “this guy needs a fish tank bad”

 

[Ardeus]

I had a somewhat similar experience.

I fell in love with shelldwellers from Lake Tanganyika and I decided I wanted to go there, find a fish, film him 7 hours per day for a couple of months and let him tell his story. I ended up being part of his story too.

 

[Jilly92]

When I was watching this movie (also thought very good) I was thinking, “this guy needs a fish tank bad”

I was wondering if he maybe had a pet octopus after that lol

 

[Jilly92]

I had a somewhat similar experience.

I fell in love with shelldwellers from Lake Tanganyika and I decided I wanted to go there, find a fish, film him 7 hours per day for a couple of months and let him tell his story. I ended up being part of his story too.

Wow! I will have to watch this!

 

[secret_reefer337]

my 5 year old son and myself enjoyed watching it.

 

[fish farmer]

I had a somewhat similar experience.

I fell in love with shelldwellers from Lake Tanganyika and I decided I wanted to go there, find a fish, film him 7 hours per day for a couple of months and let him tell his story. I ended up being part of his story too.

I'll put this on the list to watch!

It reminded me of a time when I was drawn to the rift lake fishes when I was in college in the late 1980's. I was tasked with many research papers, some of my professors had studied coral reef ecology, some were working with fish diseases. I had to do a 10 page research paper my senior year. I searched for several weeks in our library for any fisheries articles about African Cichlids in the wild....I couldn't find a single article in the vast fisheries archives at my university, maybe a few about invasive Nile perch. I wound up doing a paper about freshwater stream ecosystems since there were volumes of articles and research.

 

[Ardeus]

Wow! I will have to watch this!

I did a 7 chapter series, but you can just watch the last chapter.

 

[Jilly92]

I did a 7 chapter series, but you can just watch the last chapter.

Thank you