and suddenly torin shouted, there's an octopus! like it was going to hurt you. but then it started making some weird sounds, so we gave it a little bit of space, to see what it would do. it wasn't going into the water, it was just staying at shore. so, we decided to help it with my shoe, well, my water shoe, try and get it into the water. it grabbed onto my shoe and almost stole it. he did a little swim along the coast and changed colour while doing it. and it was just fantastic to see. i mean, an octopus up on the beach, it's not a rare occurrence. _ they do come up onto beaches . if they get caught up by the tide, or if they are actually hunting for food. - octopus have hundreds. of suckers on their arms, and they can actually taste sand when they're moving around. i so, this octopus was probably up |on the beach, tasting and seeingj if there was anything dug into the sand. _ you can see the mantle - that they have behind their eyes. that actually enables them to suck sea water into the mantle, - hold it in, and they can survive

and suddenly torin shouted, there's an octopus! shoe, well, my water shoe, try and get it into the water. it grabbed onto my show and almost stole it. he did a little swim along the coast and changed colour while doing it. and it was just fantastic to see. i mean, an octopus up on the beach, it's not a rare occurrence. they do come up onto beaches if they get caught up by the tide, or if they are actually hunting for food. octopus have hundreds of suckers on their arms, and they can actually taste sound when they are moving around. so, this octopus was probably up on the beach, tasting and seeing if there was anything dug into the sand. you can see the mantle that they have behind their eyes. that actually enables them to suck sea water into the mantle, hold it in, and they can survive holding that water in and using that to breathe. so these guys can probably go ten, 20 minutes, 30 minutes out of the water, looking for food. or if they are moving between rock pools, it helps them moving around. when we came back from having gone f

ditte's son torin described the moment he found the octopus. it looked fine.o we decided to go and help it with my shoe, try and get it into the... well, my water shoe, try and get it into the water. but it grabbed onto my shoe and almost stole it. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. the heatwave of last week is a thing of the past, things really changing. we have already had lots of torrential showers and thunderstorms over recent hours, this is the mumbles. through the rest of

ditte�*s son torin described the moment he found the octopus. it looked fine.t didn't look like it was going to hurt you, but then it started making some weird sounds so we gave it a little bit of space to see what it would do. it wasn't going into the water, it was just staying at shore, so we decided to go and help it with my shoe, try and get it into the... well, my water shoe, try and get it into the water. but it grabbed onto my shoe and almost stole it. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. the heatwave of last week is a thing of the past, things really changing. we have already had lots of torrential showers and thunderstorms over recent hours, this is the mumbles. through the rest of the day we keep the unsettled theme, a bit of sunshine here and there but plenty of really heavy, thundery downpours that could cause disruption today. the reason for these downpours is this area of low pressure, not many isobars so the wind is not planning those showers through any hurry and across parts of scotland the met office has issued an amber wa