[ad_1] You can not imagine that you have a lot in common with an octopus. Humans and octopuses are certainly not alike, and their brains are far from being something that is …
Read More »Octopuses addicted to Ecstasy are more social and friendly, according to a study
[ad_1] US scientists have revealed that octopus, under the influence of ecstasy, became very social. The popular drug MDMA, which gives an experience of euphoria and closeness to others, is popular among …
Read More »Like humans, octopuses want more hugs when they are on the ecstasy | Science
[ad_1] Tom Kleindinst By Frankie SchembriSep 20, 2018, 11:00 Humans and octopuses are separated by 500 million years of evolution, but seem to share an unusual thing in common: both are affected …
Read More »Ecstasy makes octopuses more social and tactile: study
[ad_1] Octopuses and humans are separated by 500 million years of evolution. That said, a new study presents the genomic link between the social behaviors of both species, especially when it comes …
Read More »Octopuses on ecstasy became more friendly in a new study
[ad_1] Octopuses, like humans, have genes that seem to code for serotonin transporters Scientists gave MDMA to octopus to see if these genes translate into a binding site for serotonin, which regulates …
Read More »The sea and ecstasy: the MDMA leaves the octopuses adored | Science
[ad_1] What happens when you give an MDMA octopus? This sounds like a question that could cross the contemptuous spirit of someone who had done silly things in psychedelics. But now the …
Read More »Octopuses become more friendly with ecstasy, just like humans – Quartz
[ad_1] You might not imagine that humans have much in common with octopus. The bizarre, intelligent, gelatinous creatures that change shape, with eight tentacles, three hearts, blue blood and the ability to …
Read More »Ecstasy turns the antisocial octopus into Lovestruck's cuddly pals – as we do Science
[ad_1] This seems to be the beginning of a bad joke: what do you get when you mix two octopuses, a Star Wars figurine and ecstasy? But a recent experiment has done …
Read More »Octopuses take ecstasy for science and become more social creatures
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Read More »Scientists have given ecstasy to octopuses to investigate our shared past of social behavior – Science News
[ad_1] American scientists gave ecstasy to octopus – for good reason. They discovered fascinating ideas about how social behavior is coded and traced its biological roots back to a common ancestor of …
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