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Our 11 Best Octopuses in NYC - Village Voice (blog)

Our 11 Best Octopuses in NYC
Village Voice (blog)
Known as Octopus vulgaris, and a member of the mollusk family (along with 299 other octopus species), the cephalopod that's the subject of this list must be ...



Posted by Katie Kline on September 2nd, 2010 - Ecotone (blog)

Posted by Katie Kline on September 2nd, 2010
Ecotone (blog)
An octopus that mimics toxic sea creatures, a plant's chemical SOS when attacked by caterpillars, the genetic differences between ant social castes, ...



Amazing octopus can imitate toxic fish to deceive predators - DigitalJournal.com

Amazing octopus can imitate toxic fish to deceive predators
DigitalJournal.com
A species of octopus native of Indonesia can successfully impersonate toxic aquatic animals by assuming their appearance which results in keeping potential ...



Three arguments for the consciousness of cephalopods - io9

Three arguments for the consciousness of cephalopods
io9
... concluded that octopuses (that is, individuals of the species O. vulgaris, the common octopus) don't use a set of simple rules to categorize objects. ...



Inquirer Southern Luzon Mindoro folk protect fish sanctuaries - Inquirer.net

Inquirer Southern Luzon Mindoro folk protect fish sanctuaries
Inquirer.net
“The population of species like the giant clam, octopus, lobster, reef fishes and other marine life has increased. This has been attracting local tourists. ...



Astonishing Octopus Is Master of Disguise - LiveScience.com

PhysOrg.com
Astonishing Octopus Is Master of Disguise
LiveScience.com
... the mimic octopus can hide from hungry predators by blending into its background. So scientists have wondered why the multitalented species instead ...
Octopus mimics flatfish and flaunts it (w/ Video)PhysOrg.com

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Octopus Mimics Flatfish and Flaunts It - Science Daily (press release)

Octopus Mimics Flatfish and Flaunts It
Science Daily (press release)
Like its relatives, the mimic octopus is very capable of hiding from hungry predators by blending into its background. However, this talented species often ...

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The Solar System's Long Life and (Alas) Eventual Death - New York Times

New York Times
The Solar System's Long Life and (Alas) Eventual Death
New York Times
But the “Holocene extinction” is unique in that the species responsible for it knows what it is doing. Perhaps this will prevent humans from joining the ...



Fish and Game Q&A: Are there restrictions for using live and/or dead birds in ... - Los Angeles Times (blog)

Fish and Game Q&A: Are there restrictions for using live and/or dead birds in ...
Los Angeles Times (blog)
Maintaining live sport-taken octopus in a home aquarium is not considered public "display" and thus does not fall under the provisions of the marine aquaria ...



Mauritius the melting pot - New Zealand Herald

Mauritius the melting pot
New Zealand Herald
They serve us tapas: little dishes of palm heart, octopus vindaye, lightly smoked marlin, a fish curry with prawn rougaille, and finally a berry bavarois ...

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