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“Due to the involvement of the nervous and muscular systems, it is likely that cephalopod color change is one of the most ...

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If you spot the fish under the time limit, it shows your brain’s ability to process visual data at lightning speed.

Different types of cephalopods have different concentrations of chromatophores. Shallow water octopuses like the species used in the study (Octopus rubescens) have about 230 chromatophores per ...

Zoologist Professor Tim Coulson suggests that octopuses, with their remarkable intelligence and adaptability, could potentially become Earth's dominant species if humans were to disappear.

Octopuses expend the same amount of energy activating their color-changing system as they do maintaining all other aspects of their resting metabolic rate, including digestion, respiration ...

Also, the octopuses use their siphons to clear debris, but when they seem to launch materials at each other, they move their siphon under the web of their arms before blowing water out.

Octopuses expend the same amount of energy activating their color-changing system as they do maintaining all other aspects of their resting metabolic rate, including digestion, respiration, organ ...

“Their advanced neural structure, decentralized nervous system, and remarkable problem-solving skills make octopuses uniquely suited for an unpredictable world. “These qualities could allow ...