Did a Cuttlefish Write This?

8/21/2021

This article from The New York Times explores the remarkable cognitive abilities of cuttlefish and other cephalopods. It highlights recent scientific research that reveals the intelligence and problem-solving skills of these creatures, including their ability to camouflage, solve puzzles, and communicate using complex body patterns. The article discusses how cephalopods possess a unique form of intelligence, different from that of mammals, with their decentralized nervous systems and distributed brains. It also raises questions about the evolution of intelligence and consciousness in animals. Overall, the article provides insight into the fascinating world of cuttlefish and the cognitive abilities of cephalopods.

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