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OCTOPUS: The American Sign Language (ASL) sign for "octopus"
A common version for OCTOPUS is with the dominant hand being "O" handshape on the back of the non-dominant hand as the non-dominant fingers represent the tentacles.
Sample sentence: OCTOPUS BLOOD what-COLOR? (What color is octopus blood?)
A less common version (but still worth recognizing):
If you want to learn more animal signs, check out:
Notes:
Also see: ANIMALS
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