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Cephalopods' intelligence allow them to understand and solve even complex problems, like this not easy test of opening a jar from the inside [read more: [source:

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I like how he chooses to stay in the jar afterward

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Mishaboar3 yıl önce

this gives me anxiety, why not giving the poor thing something less stressful, like a pirate lego set to build (with instructions of course)

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Gary Bastoky3 yıl önce

When we discover the cephalopod's home planet, will they put us in jars to see if we're as intelligent as they are?

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Lisa Jenny Krieg3 yıl önce

I just love how it goes back in the jar to chill after the lid is off <3

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AnnaEsse3 yıl önce

This book is fascinating on the intelligence of the octopus. The author describes an area on the sea bed set up and organised by octopuses which he names Octopolis.

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W I Z A R D3 yıl önce

u can tell she realizes now that the danger of the jar is solved , there is a danger of outside the jar. Knowing jar is now safe retreats and analyzes where the danger may come from next.

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Jason Kuladog3 yıl önce

With all the times scientists test them using jars they probably just evolved to become natural jar opening experts

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I, for one, welcome our new cephalopod overlords…

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Boisy Chatels3 yıl önce

Why do we eat these incredible creatures, or keep them captive. We humans are the WORST thing that has ever happened to planet earth. We have choices and we choose thoughtless cruelty, again and again.

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Impressive, if that was the first time, even more impressive. The anti-claustrophobic mentality... Exceptional.

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