The Miraculous Octopus

This week join Roger Billings and the Science Live crew in an exploration of one of nature’s most remarkable creatures: the octopus!

We’ll learn about the octopus’s remarkable camouflage abilities and the science that allows them to change color and texture in as little as 200 milliseconds. Did you know they have no backbone and not one, but three hearts! Discover more fascinating facts and fun stories about these remarkably intelligent creatures.

This episode also includes updates on Acellus World – a new cyber school program, and don’t miss the hilarious segment where R51 attempts — with mixed results — to train an octopus named Octagon.

About DrB

Dr. Roger Billings is a visionary innovator whose work has touched the lives of millions of students and transformed the landscape of education. Widely known as “DrB” to the countless kids who benefit from his groundbreaking Acellus learning system, Dr. Billings has dedicated his life to advancing education through technology. As part of DrB’s lifelong commitment to supporting education, Science LIVE was launched as a way to “give back” by mentoring students in conjunction with the Roger Billings Scholarship Program.


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8,310 Comments

  1. An

    The fact that the octopus has 3 hearts amazed me. I don’t know why but this episode made me gasp about 5 times 😊😅

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  2. Nguyen

    I love watching science live every week!

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  3. Nguyen

    Watching this is so fun! Can’t wait for the next science live!

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  4. Samuel

    I love learning facts about octopuses

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  5. Gabriel

    Octopuses are the camouflage masters.

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  6. Elijah

    All the octopus stuff was so cool, I really enjoyed watching this week’s video.

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  7. Zoe

    I cannot wait for the next one to be released!

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  8. Madelyn

    Octopus are so cool and interesting.

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  9. Stephany

    I think the octopus is a animal very interesting and inteligent a lot of scientific think the octopus is one of the most inteligent acuatic animal i thin it is interesting

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  10. Axton

    That is so cool, that octopus can escape threw tiny places but I really like how they can carry their own protection like the coconut!

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  11. Mercedez

    i would love to have a talking octopus

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  12. Claire

    I liked this one!

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  13. Julien

    Good video

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  14. Kaylee

    Octopus are one of my favorite animals!

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  15. Caitlin

    Love it

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  16. Thato

    Octopuses are so amazing!!!!

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  17. Marcellus

    Every time r51 keeps talking to Big 51 the octopus keeps doing what he was supposed to do but r51 couldn’t see him because he was talking the big 51

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  18. Mason

    great video.

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  19. Jeremiah

    Octopi are very cool, and intelligent.

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  20. Sage

    I love this week of science live

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  21. Charlee

    Great video Y’all

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  22. Julia

    I love Octopuses

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  23. Brooklyn

    Excited to learn more!

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  24. Haidee

    i can’t wait until i get to watch another one. these videos get my attention i love learning about new stuff

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  25. Marcus

    Great video!

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  26. Tobias

    Octopuses are so cool

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  27. Steven

    Octopus are my favorite animal

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  28. Aiden

    wow, I want to learn more facts about the miraculous octopus.

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  29. Charli

    Thank you Dr Billings!

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  30. Tiyana

    Why do octopus have tentacles??

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  31. Olyvia

    I love octopus they r one of my favorite animals

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  32. Kendall

    Best science live ever

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  33. Sawyer

    Mimic octopus is really cool

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  34. Gianna

    Wow!!! soo cool, love science live!!

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  35. Tessa

    Its so cool how octopuses even without a brain can figure out how to escape almost anything

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  36. Ethan

    great one this week i love octopus

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  37. John

    The fact that they can blend in and change color. I thought at the start, how does the process even work? Imagine the needs for the octopus to change their cell structure or change color. Very confusing.

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  38. Arlen

    An Octopus is a weird but interesting creature.

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  39. Jannah

    They should make a video about the family Cnirida and how the members of that classification are single celled

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  40. Ethan

    really enjoyed this weeks episode cant wait for the next one

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  41. Brody

    Hi I know that octopuses have three hearts.

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  42. Aiden

    I love these videos so much continue making more!!

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  43. Isabella

    loved this video! Thank you

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  44. Jayden

    I love Science live so much!!!

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  45. Briella

    i love science live.

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  46. Stella

    What makes an octopus so intelligent?

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  47. Sara

    This is awesome🌟

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  48. Bella

    Ocean creatures always look so funny!

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  49. Elaina

    That amazing

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  50. Tyrell

    i love science and octopus

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  51. Madelyn

    I didn’t realize octopuses were so fascinating!

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  52. Aries

    I had no clue they were color blind ! 😳

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  53. Madelyn

    I didn’t realize that octopuses were so fascinating!

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