Oliver the Clever Octopus

Deep in the blue ocean lived an octopus named Oliver. He wasn’t flashy or scary—just extremely

smart. Oliver had three hearts and blue blood, built for cold ocean

life. He hated swimming because one heart slowed down, so he preferred

crawling like he owned the place. Humans gave him food inside jars, thinking it was

a challenge. Oliver opened them easily—then waited next time, just to mess with

them. Because octopuses remember. With eight arms that can think on

their own and no bones, Oliver could squeeze through tiny gaps and escape whenever

he wanted. He changed colors to hide, steal food, and avoid danger.