Download octopus live wallpapers free APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 6.00 |
| Update | 6 years ago |
| Size | |
| Developer | funny wallpapers fun llc |
| Category | Apps, Photography |
| Package Name | com.octopus.live.wallpapers.free.funny.wallpapers.fun |
| OS | 4.0 and up |
octopus live wallpapers free APPLICATION description
set the app as live wallpaper to decorate your phone. downloads octopus live wallpapers free from our store page. we have the best collection of octopus wallpaper. you can also download other live
wallpaper in case you don’t find this lwp suitable for you, we had a vast lwp collection for your phone so, check the breathtaking image for your smartphone background, and you will fall in love with
your mobile phone again because of octopus wallpaper. enjoy deep ocean photo. this app contain tentacle and kraken picture.
while most squids and octopuses are able to swim away quickly or squeeze and change color and hide, they also have another option, ink. just like other animals, octopuses and squids need ways of protecting themselves from other animals who might try to hurt them. for example, some animals are able to run away quickly, while others are able to hide among their background by suddenly changing color. this ink makes the water dark, nasty and murky, which confuses the animal who is trying to attack and helps the octopus or squid get away. when they are feeling threatened, octpus and squishy squids are able to release a cloud of ink into the water around them.
the color of the ink melanin is red, but when it is more concentrated, it becomes darker, changing to brown and even to black. most, but not all octopuses have an ink sac and produce ink, but a few, such as the deep-sea abyss octopuses, have lost this ability. it is a natural dye that cephalopods manufacture in an ink sac. this is the same dark pigment that we humans have, and which is responsible for skin color and the color of dark hair. since red appears black in low-light, many night active or deep-sea cephalopods produce only red or brown ink. the ink of the octopus, or any cephalopod, is composed of highly concentrated melanin.
feature:
- amazing live wallpaper for your phone!
- includes animated wallpapers
- works as a lockscreen
- hd wallpapers compatible with 99% mobile devices
note:
- all permission are required by ad network.
- this live wallpaper has been tested on latest devices
please contact us if your device is not supported.
while most squids and octopuses are able to swim away quickly or squeeze and change color and hide, they also have another option, ink. just like other animals, octopuses and squids need ways of protecting themselves from other animals who might try to hurt them. for example, some animals are able to run away quickly, while others are able to hide among their background by suddenly changing color. this ink makes the water dark, nasty and murky, which confuses the animal who is trying to attack and helps the octopus or squid get away. when they are feeling threatened, octpus and squishy squids are able to release a cloud of ink into the water around them.
the color of the ink melanin is red, but when it is more concentrated, it becomes darker, changing to brown and even to black. most, but not all octopuses have an ink sac and produce ink, but a few, such as the deep-sea abyss octopuses, have lost this ability. it is a natural dye that cephalopods manufacture in an ink sac. this is the same dark pigment that we humans have, and which is responsible for skin color and the color of dark hair. since red appears black in low-light, many night active or deep-sea cephalopods produce only red or brown ink. the ink of the octopus, or any cephalopod, is composed of highly concentrated melanin.
feature:
- amazing live wallpaper for your phone!
- includes animated wallpapers
- works as a lockscreen
- hd wallpapers compatible with 99% mobile devices
note:
- all permission are required by ad network.
- this live wallpaper has been tested on latest devices
please contact us if your device is not supported.
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