A Land Octorok, arguably the best-known type of Octorok.
Octoroks are a group of octopus-like cephalopods. They are amphibious though most species have adapted to live on land. They most often have four tentacle-arms though more basal forms may still possess more arms — generally 8. Instead of a beak, Octoroks have a tube-like mouth that faces forward rather than downwards. They have a crop that allows them to spit objects at high velocity, more often than not rocks, where they get their names.
Trending pages
All items (3)
