1. “Understanding of the case”

2. 1) Main themes/sentences/words in the case

3. Coloring… Drawing… Animal… Dinosaur. Orange color… Fluorescent pink color… Shirt painting, shirt painting… Disneyland …Fluorescent orange… Mountain. Red purple color… Silver color… Fluorescent green, yellow color… Yellow orange.

4. Fruits… Vegetable…Coblet green…Light red… Maroon color… Pale blue … White, color… Grayish brown…Dark grey… Skin colors… Light colors… Yellow ochre…Chrome yellow… Beige color… green apple… Eiffel Tower… London island… Disneyland puppet… Light yellow, light yellow… Cabbage, cauliflower…

5. Okapi… Killer whale… Blue whale… Hammer head shark… White shark. Grey…

6. Beige brown… pale brown, whitish yellow, pinkish white, lavender color, star fish. Drawing… South Africa… Olive green…

7. Olive brown … electric eel…electric ray… Sting ray… Elephant fish.

8. Dramas… Monster drama… Ghost toys…

9. Water dragon… Whale blood… fishes… Jelly fish… sting ray… sting ray… Brown sting ray.. Fang, poison…Kill… Fishes…

10. Draws figure of ‘eight’ Monster body. But strangely draws the figure of ‘eight’.

11. Then he mentions all the colors again Golden silver, golden yellow, fluorescent yellow, flour…. Fluorescent pink, yellow orange, fluorescent orange, fluorescent green. Golden silver, golden silver, ye… yellow orange, fluorescent yellow, fluorescent pink, fluorescent green.. pink, fluorescent orange.

12. What you are going to do with these colors which you like? Dangerous monster coloring.

13. So in future what you are going to do with these colors? Octopus coloring.

14. Very strange answer and when he says then he draws the figure of ‘eight’.

15. Then he draws Octopus

16. What is this??

17. Octopus Ink…black ink

18. Black ink? From where this black ink came? Octopus throw ink… To scare fishes... Shark…

19. What about octopus you like ? Black ink.

20. Black ink... Then octopus hide in the bottle.

21. 2) What is the focus/center/essence of the case

22. Colors Sea animals

23. Which kingdom Many animals in talk Many Sea animals Monster coloring Drawing and images of animals

24. Animal

25. Sub-kingdom Okapi… Killer whale… Blue whale… Hammer head shark… White shark. electric eel…electric ray… Sting ray… Elephant fish. Start fish Water dragon… Whale blood… fishes… Jelly fish… sting ray… sting ray… Brown sting ray..

27. Family and source

29. Bivalves (like Clams), Cephalopods (like Octopuses and Squids), Gastropods (like Snails and Slugs). Aplacophorans (Worm-like mollusks), Chitons, Monoplacophorans, Scaphopods (Tusk Shells),

30. Which Mollusk has these characteristics

31. Cephalopods

32. The cephalopods may not seem very closely related to the other mollusks, but physiologically, they are similar in internal construction. Perhaps the most obvious difference between most cephalopods and other mollusks is the apparent lack of a shell..

33. There are four types of cephalopods 1) Octopi--they have eight symmetric arms (tentacles) which are used for their protection and for obtaining food.

34. More about octopus

35. Other names of “Devilfish” “Sea chameleon”

36. About octopus When it comes to changing color, octopuses are the ultimate chameleons. In the blink of an eye, they can blend into the background -- or advertise their presence with bursts of bright color. Some even put on light shows with glow-in-the-dark tentacles!

37. The secret behind their color capability is special skin cells called chromatophores. Each chromatophore consists of three bags of pigment. By squeezing or expanding the bags, octopuses can change the color displayed by each cell, allowing millions of subtle combinations.

38. In octopuses, such color cells come in red, orange, yellow, brown or black. The combinations of these hues are endless, allowing the creature to match most natural backgrounds.

39. Other special cells in octopuses' skin are called iridocytes. These act like prisms and mirrors, reflecting light into rainbows of colors.

40. Besides being able to change color, some octopuses can also change the texture of their skin to match their surroundings.

41. But some octopuses produce even more colorful displays. In 1999, scientists announced that they had octopus has glow-in-the-dark tentacles.

42. Octopuses stun or kill their prey with poison delivered through a bite. A 1-ounce octopus of some species has enough poison to completely paralyze 10 people weighing 165 pounds each. This poison, called tetrodotoxin.

43. Remedy Given Octopus Ink