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While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes:Instances of marine animals washing ashore have been well-studied in species like dolphins and whales, for which such occurrences are fairly commonplace, but not in octopuses, which are far less likely to be found on beaches.Brett Stones and a team of scientists observed dozens of curled octopuses washed up on shore in Wales.Stones and his team observed each octopus using their tentacles to “walk” across the shore.The octopuses were not found to have any injuries or signs of harm.Many of the same species of octopus were later found to be dead in the ocean some distance away from the shoreline.Though the team is investigating the cause of this behavior, no explanation has yet been found.The student wants to emphasize the mysterious nature of the phenomenon. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish the goal?After they discovered many octopuses “walking” on the shore, Stones and his team discovered more of the same octopus species in the ocean.eliminateWe now know that dolphins and whales are not the only marine animals known to wash ashore; octopuses have been found washed ashore as well.eliminateStones and his team made observations regarding dozens of octopuses, and how they used their tentacles to move around the Welsh shore.eliminateScientists were unable to determine the reason dozens of octopuses were found "walking" on a shore in Wales, or what caused the deaths of many of the same species of octopus in the water off the shoreline.

Review the text.The octopus is one of the strangest creatures in the sea. For one thing, it has three hearts. One heart pumps blood to its organs, and the other two pump blood to its gills. Octopus blood itself is strange: while the blood of mammals is iron-based, an octopus's blood is copper-based. In chilly ocean depths, it turns out, copper distributes oxygen more efficiently than iron. In octopuses (yes, the plural "octopuses" is correct), the copper substance that binds to oxygen is called hemocyanin, and it makes octopus blood appear blue.The octopus is also highly intelligent—possibly the world's most intelligent invertebrate, in fact. (Invertebrates are animals that lack backbones.) Thanks to its large brain, an octopus can solve problems, dismantle things, and navigate mazes.Which best shows that the author's purpose is to inform readers about octopuses?

Choose the correct plural forms of nouns  fly, appendix, and  octopus:a) flyes, appendcus, octopusesb) flyes, appendices, octopic) flies, appendicus, octopusesd) flies, appendices, octopuses

Choose the correct plural forms of nouns  fly, appendix, and  octopus:a) flyes, appendices, octopib) flies, appendicus, octopusesc) flies, appendices, octopusesd) flyes, appendcus, octopuses

Please write a short story of 5-7 or more sentences about a green dancing Octopus. Set the story in Sam Bankman-Fried's FTX offices on November 8, 2022.