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Funnily enough, we were visiting the Weymouth sea life centre last Sunday. I was amazed to see that they put toys in the tanks for their octopus (eight legged cat....think of the possibilities) to keep it mentally stimulated. Reply
Octopuses are remarkably intelligent creatures. The science blogosphere is into them in a very big way. Personally, I welcome our new cephalopod overlords. See also: Darwin's octopus Reply
Funnily enough, we were visiting the Weymouth sea life centre last Sunday. I was amazed to see that they put toys in the tanks for their octopus (eight legged cat....think of the possibilities) to keep it mentally stimulated.
Octopuses are remarkably intelligent creatures. The science blogosphere is into them in a very big way.
Personally, I welcome our new cephalopod overlords.
See also: Darwin's octopus
So do I.....with a twist of lemon & some black pepper!
Apparently, certain cephalopods have been known to eat dough in polyethylene bags.
That's right, The Wealthy Carthorse, fast 'n' bulbous! got me?