Sentences with phrase «octopus from»

In this case it's this little gold octopus from HomeGoods.

All this attention, however, has some biologists worried — there's already a steep bounty placed on the mimic octopus from private collectors, and increased demand could endanger the rare animal.

When it comes to the finer details of Star Wars Battlefront 2, developer EA is so secretive that even Bor Gullet, the mind - reading octopus from Rogue One, would have trouble getting any more info out of the studio.

The game opens with Octodad getting ready for his wedding whilst trying to hide the fact that he is in fact an octopus from his guests.

Remove the octopus from the marinade and set aside Preheat a charcoal or gas grill until hot.

The company already is one of the largest importers of octopus from Spain and Portugal, and Weitzer says Arista Industries continues to look for sources that can bring more than shrimp and fish to the table.

Then they moved to tables, where some of them painted paper octopuses, while others gingerly smelled, touched, and then dangled little octopuses from a local fish market.

Check out some books about octopi from your local library and read them aloud as your children color.

During the Census of Antarctic Marine Life, which ran from 2005 to 2010, and International Polar Year, teams of scientists collected Turquet's octopuses from all around the continent.

Not exact matches

As proof they do not share a common ancestor it is known that in the octopus the eye develops from the epidermal layer then works it's way in to the nervous system.

The political situation of Judah was becoming more precarious; the people had seen Samaria swallowed up by Assyria a century before, and now the new Babylonian octopus was extending its tentacles from the East.

I'm from the Netherlands and my favourite cuisine is Spanish food, especially pulpo (octopus) from Galicia.

You will have to tenderize the hell out of it before cooking, like people from the Mediterranean smash their octopus against beautiful sea rocks right after being caught, or massage them until their arms are floppy and relaxed.

from little ones to the big craziest octopus - shaped radish, and we are very proud of it.

From turning ooey gooey octopus into a scrumptious appetizer to making to - die - for chocolate raspberry mousse cake, she masters it all.

The list of heritage dishes featured include wood roasted duck, assorted cuts of dry - aged beef and Tartare Bar from Creekstone Farms, spit roasted local rabbit, roasted goat, raw oysters and roasted clams, octopus with chorizo, sturgeon, and many variations of heritage breed pig with artisan cheeses and heirloom vegetables which are all paired with the best beverages.

After octopus is done, remove from water and place on a plate.

After the octopus is done, remove it from the water and pre-heat a skillet over medium heat.

Their dishes highlight cuisine from all over the world, like matzo ball ramen and kung pao octopus head.

The seven - course tasting menu changes often and lists some of the best ingredients from around the globe; you can taste that mind - set in abalone with redeye gravy, octopus with kimchi purée, and beef short ribs dusted with kale ash.

• Stock your pantry with good - quality canned proteins from the sea — think tuna, sardines, octopus, smoked mussels — and perhaps a jar of fancy peppers.

After a week of delicious eating and drinking, and yes now that we're all older we've upgraded from PBRs and buffalo wings to fancy martinis and grilled octopus salads (though we did manage to squeeze in a few cheap beers and pub food) it's time to get back into the kitchen.

From daily Empanadas ($ 8); to fresh Dressed Oysters ($ 15) served with pickled vegetables and toasted squid - inked black bread; to Chilean - inspired El Chileno Ceviche ($ 15) prepared with red snapper, octopus, and scallop proteins marinating in a tastefully tart uni leche de tigre; to Chicken a lo Macho ($ 20)-- a succulent breast stuffed with cheese, yucca, tomato, red onion and cilantro served with a shrimp hot sauce, Executive Chef Jaime Chavez's menu highlights natural and regional Latin American ingredients from land and sea in inspired wFrom daily Empanadas ($ 8); to fresh Dressed Oysters ($ 15) served with pickled vegetables and toasted squid - inked black bread; to Chilean - inspired El Chileno Ceviche ($ 15) prepared with red snapper, octopus, and scallop proteins marinating in a tastefully tart uni leche de tigre; to Chicken a lo Macho ($ 20)-- a succulent breast stuffed with cheese, yucca, tomato, red onion and cilantro served with a shrimp hot sauce, Executive Chef Jaime Chavez's menu highlights natural and regional Latin American ingredients from land and sea in inspired wfrom land and sea in inspired ways.

A few highlights from Alvarez's new menu that draw from yachting influences will include The Deck Seafood Casserole: a mix of fresh shellfish, sea bass and red fish in a tomato saffron broth, served in a Vulcan clay casserole cooked in the new wood brick oven; Octopus a la Plancha: fresh octopus topped with mint foam; Pear Ravioli with gorgonzola cheese, finished with a black truffle sauce; and Island Gardens Seared Tuna: seared tuna dressed with an assortment of fruit caviars.

He's diving in to the many different cuisines the city has to offer, from a homey spot serving Galician - style octopus and soup, to a grab - and - go sandwich stop cooking up traditional sausage and sauces.

A traveling exhibit featuring massive, colorful sculptures of familiar ocean animals including reef fishes, sharks, octopus, penguins, sea lions and more made entirely of plastic marine debris removed from West Coast beaches.

From a blue bird in a tree, to an orange octopus in the sea, how different all their homes can be!

Created from the highest - grade cotton and designed with a friendly octopus face...

It disconnects you and your baby while feeding and it is so frustrating to feel like an octopus trying to hold and position a baby, keep your breast in place, keep the milk from dripping everywhere, and then have to worry about adjusting a blanket or cover!

Create building bricks from healthy cheese, carrots and cucumbers — or a hot dog octopus, swimming across a sea of cucumber.

With a snare, bass, cymbal and vocals from a spirited octopus, there are an endless number of combinations your baby can create.

A baby is just as likely to be be as interested in sensory exploration of a simple wooden maraca toy as a light up, vibrating, singing octopus pirate with a different whirlygig doo - dah hanging from each tentacle.

Choose from organic baby toys like starfish or surfboard baby rattles as well as knitted dolls and whale and octopus organic baby blankets.

When standing baby will hear sounds and phrases from their new octopus friend and will be encouraged to play ball!

The skin of one type of California octopus can sense light and camouflage itself without signals from the eyes and brain.

It regularaly produces award winning science coverage and some of the most original content online, covering everything from octopus camouflage to cooking on Mars.

Steven Haddock from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute in California and his colleagues have now filmed three of these octopuses in the wild.

Image of seven - armed octopus courtesy of video by oceancontent Today we're returning to the deep to meet an octopus that, at first glance, hardly seems to earn that eight - limbed designation.Its very name sounds like an oxymoron — or a cautionary tale from a fishing accident.

When the bags eventually sink, it is supposedly the end of the story — but Collins wonders if the same could be happening to this octopus away from our sight.

And new research shows how genetic alterations in this odd - colored blood have helped the octopus colonize the world's wide oceans — from the deep, freezing Antarctic to the warm equatorial tropics.The iron - based protein (hemoglobin) that carries oxygen in the blood for us red - blooded vertebrates becomes ineffective when faced with low - oxygen levels.

«Dumbo octopus & qquot; Grimpoteuthis bathynectes swims in the Northeast Pacific Ocean; image courtesy of University of Washington / YouTube Down in the dark depths of the deep ocean live more than a dozen species of «Dumbo» octopuses.These octopods from the genus Grimpoteuthis are so named for their prominent, unusual earlike fins that they use to help them swim (reminiscent of the Disney elephant character who used his ears to fly).

Boiled alive and torn limb from limb — it's time we took seriously the question of whether animals like squid, octopus and lobsters suffer

That was the reality for one female octopus, Graneledone boreopacifica, and it's the longest known brooding period of any animal, reported biologists from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute in July.

The team found that the octopuses did not behave consistently from day to day — they might be bold one day and shy the next, for instance.

That's already starting to happen — when reviewing video footage from the Atlantic, Voight noticed an octopus whose wart pattern didn't match the species in that region.

They lunged forward as if to attack crabs, and cowered from other octopuses, according to Renata Pronk at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, and colleagues (The Journal of Experimental Biology, DOI: 10.1242 / jeb.040675).

Octopuses hail from a humble neighborhood in the taxonomic tree: the mollusks, which include snails, clams and other dimwitted animals.

Genetic studies show that mollusk ancestors split from the vertebrates around 1.2 billion years ago, making humans at least as closely related to shrimps, starfish, and earthworms as to octopuses.

When served clams sealed with steel wire, for example, octopuses deftly switched from prying to drilling.

In experiments done at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute here, hermit crabs living in highly acidic conditions did not show the increased boldness of Munday's clown fish, but they took far longer to withdraw into their shells than normal when they came under attack from a potential predator (in this case, a toy octopus).