Elmocho – that’s a really great question and I would really love to tell you – except that I can’t. See, the problem is that this is a publicly available question, and there are people out there who would read what I what write and then would go home and try to do it on their own. It’s not that it’s difficult (it’s not), but if you don’t do it the right way – it could really harm the octopus and the person doing the milking! I want to make sure that no one gets hurt. 🙂 So – if you’re really keen to know – go the librarian at your school (or locally library) and you ask her/him to show you how to find this article: Key et al 2002, Haemolytic act in Eledone saliva. It talks about what we do there. 🙂
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Sean commented on :
I too would like to know this…
kris commented on :
Not Many People Have Octopuses at home No Offence. :/
tara13 commented on :
i understand. health and safety first! O:)