How do octopuses live?

Octopuses are highly intelligent and solitary marine creatures found in oceans around the world, particularly in coastal areas and deep sea habitats. They are carnivorous and use their tentacles to hunt for prey such as fish, crabs, and mollusks. Octopuses are skilled hunters, using their ability to camouflage and squeeze into tight spaces to ambush prey. They are also known for their problem-solving abilities and advanced learning, often escaping enclosures in aquariums. Octopuses have a short lifespan, typically living between 1-3 years depending on the species. They reproduce sexually, with the female laying hundreds of eggs, which she guards and cares for until they hatch. After the eggs hatch, the mother dies, and the young octopuses are left to fend for themselves.