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Octopus is a general term for 252 species of marine mollusks belonging to 26 genera in the family Octopusidae. For temperate mollusks, they live underwater and can adapt to water temperatures not lower than 7 ℃. A specific gravity of 1.021 in seawater is most suitable, as low salinity environments can lead to death. Can feed on large animal plankton and grow. Widely distributed in tropical and temperate waters of various oceans around the world. This family is an important commercial cephalopod, with a certain yield of true octopus (common octopus) along the southern coast of China and short octopus along the northern coast. The dried products of octopus are called "dried octopus" or "dried octopus". In addition to being consumed, they also have medicinal effects such as nourishing blood, tonifying qi, and astringent muscle growth.
