[ad_1] Image: Sebastian Niedlich, CC BY-NC-SA For a female octopus, laying means the beginning of the end. Like a dedicated hen, she will watch her, caressing the eggs and blowing them with …
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[ad_1] Octopus in two places. Picture of Tom Kleindinst / Marine Biology Laboratory Octopuses are notoriously antisocial. The 300 known species live in solitude, tolerating only brief periods during the breeding season. …
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[ad_1] Octopus in two places. Picture of Tom Kleindinst / Marine Biology Laboratory Octopuses are notoriously antisocial. The 300 known species live in solitude, tolerating only brief periods during the breeding season. …
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[ad_1] Several thousand people attended a rally organized in Moscow by the Communist Party and other leftist groups, authorized by the city authorities. Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov called for the cancellation …
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[ad_1] MDMA, also known as ecstasy or molly, can make humans empathetic and loving, but what happens when you give octopus drugs? RELATED: Snellville Officer Receives National Award for Record MDMA Bust …
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[ad_1] A new study suggests that humans may have more in common with octopuses than they appear: they both respond to at least one psychoactive drug in a similar and sociable way. …
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[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 …
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[ad_1] This story is part of When the Drugs Hit, a journey on the motherboard in the science, politics and culture of the psychedelic renaissance of today. To follow right here. The …
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[ad_1] Reach for lasers, with eight arms! Just in case you forgot what a generic octopus looks like Humans and octopuses may have radically different brains, but both react in a surprisingly …
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[ad_1] Friend or enemy? A Californian octopus with two points (Octopus bimaculoids) gives observers at the Woods Hole Marine Biology Laboratory in Massachusetts. Tom Kleindinst / Laboratory of Marine Biology hide the …
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