Interesting fact: Octopuses are known for their intelligence, ability to camouflage, and eight flexible arms.
The answer: The common octopus typically weighs between 3 and 10 kilograms (6.6 to 22 pounds), depending on age and species.
Octopuses inhabit various marine environments worldwide. Their weight varies widely by species, with smaller ones under 1 kg and larger species exceeding 15 kg. The common octopus, often studied, usually weighs between 3 and 10 kg and can change color for camouflage.
