Something for the whole family to enjoy, this octopus ring toss will turn your pool into a competition as you enjoy some fun in the sun. Typical, inflatable pool toys are made of polyvinyl ...

If you have dive toys laying around you can use those as well ... Next up on our list of fun pool games is The Octopus Game, a lively activity that’ll certainly keep you and your friends entertained.

Whether you’re simply going for a swim or relaxing in the shallow end, why not elevate the experience with some pool toys? Whether you’re shopping for small children still adjusting to the ...

The keepers feed the octopus with mussels and prawns and bits of fish and crab. Sometimes they put the food in a dog toy for him to tease out with his tentacles, so he can practise his hunting skills.

“We’re trained to use toys as tools—that’s what separates us from a typical playgroup,” she explained. “We break child development down into many steps, small pieces of big milestones.

Blanket octopus pairs are some of the undersea world’s oddest couples. What’s so startling is the size difference: Males are about the size of a walnut—less than an inch long—but some ...

Over the last few years, Virginia Tech scientists have been looking to the octopus for inspiration to design technologies that can better grip a wide variety of objects in underwater environments.

Amelia the Cow has been her new best friend, being taken everywhere (she even tried to take her to the swimming pool). My ...

Prior to this age, many kids pretend to cook meals in a toy kitchen, but at 9 they may be able to follow a recipe and prepare a real home-cooked meal. Advertisement When it comes to presents ...

Video: Virginia woman picks up tiny blue-ringed octopus on a beach trip in Bali ... shows a deadly blue ringed octopus lurking in a rock pool at a popular beach - and their fatal bites can ...

That makes finding Christmas gifts for toddlers easy and tricky at the same time. You want your special gift to be something ...

The Dumbo octopus is an elusive cephalopod that gets its name from its large ear-like fins, which resemble those of the lovable Disney elephant. But there's still lots we don't know about these ...