Oct. 26, 2010— -- Paul the Octopus, the eight-armed oracle that correctly predicted the outcome of eight World Cup matches this year, has died. Devastated staff at his aquarium in Germany say ...

Paul had reached the octopus old age of 2 1/2 years and died in his tank on Tuesday morning at the Sea Life aquarium in the western German city of Oberhausen, spokeswoman Ariane Vieregge said.

What I believe is the octopus is intelligent enough to be trained. I don't think Paul has a sixth psychic sense. I believe Paul has success getting a scallop out of a certain box, and maybe the person ...

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Paul the octopus has successfully predicted the winner of 6 World Cup matches so far. So who does he like in Sunday's championship match? Check today's Fodder to find out.

Paul the "Psychic Octopus," who grabbed the worlds attention by prediction World Cup results, died Tuesday. The tentacled underwater Walter Mercado of sorts had reached the octopus old age of 2 1/ ...

The true extent of Paul's incredible achievement comes to light when you consider a £10 ($15.80) bet on his selections in Germany's six World Cup matches would have earned £4,071.32 ($6,450 ...

Paul the Octopus was able to accurately predict the outcome of this year's FIFA World Cup. Paul was given two boxes with flags of countries on the outside of them, and he would climb inside one of ...

Paul the celebrated octopus has finally got his tentacles wrapped around a football. The Sea Life aquarium in Oberhausen on Thursday unveiled a memorial to the World Cup's most unlikely star: A 2 ...

Sadly, Paul the Octopus did not outlive his impressive but unpopular World Cup predictions by long. He was found dead in his tank just a few months later, on October 26, 2010.

Paul the Octopus is the latest star to retire at the peak of his game. Commentary. Paul the Octopus latest to go out on top. Originally Published: July 12, 2010. By Patrick Hruby | Page 2.

Paul, the so-called "octopus oracle" predicts Germany's victory in their 2010 World Cup third place soccer match against Uruguay by choosing the mussel from a glass box decorated with the German ...