It is adapted for life in colder water and can be found at depths of up to 2000m (6600ft). The Pacific octopus can be found in the northern Pacific, across the coasts of North America and Asia. As the beak is the only hard part of an octopus' body, it can squeeze into any crevice it can fit its beak into in order to find prey or escape predators. The Pacific octopus primarily feeds on crustaceans such as crabs, using its hard beak to crack open the tough shell of its prey. Large octopuses can have an arm-span of 6m (20ft). Like all octopuses, it has eight arms covered in adhesive suckers, which it uses to catch prey and move around its environment. One of the largest recorded individuals weighed 71kg (156lb), although sizes may vary. The Pacific octopus, also known as the Giant Pacific Octopus, is the largest species of octopus. Also spam spirituality totems to at least the times 5 level.The Pacific Octopus ( Enteroctopus dofleini) is a large cephalopod from the northern Pacific. You can build and then demolish structures to reach this. Usually any building times 5 gives a knowledge point. ‘Saving’ knowledge points particularly in the early game makes late game research much easier. Trade for techs as much as possible, even if you have to starve or freeze your humans. Knowledge is the ultimate finite resource.
Getting these early knowledge points makes tech advancements much easier Before advancing to the 4th age, where Reindeer, Cave Lion, Cave Bear, Woolly Rhino, Mammoth and Ancient Bison will go extinct, hunt these animals to at least the times 10 level (Rhinos are usually solitary though, and hard to get). They provide a huge amount of knowledge and are not too difficult to achieve. Make sure you look at the milestones for each of the main campaign levels. The most useful early techs are those that enable better tools, and sledges. You can help Dawn of Man Wiki by expanding it.
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