Scientists Investigate How Cuttlefish Achieve Camouflage
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This research focuses on understanding the neural mechanisms behind the cuttlefish's ability to camouflage. Scientists aim to decipher how the brain controls this complex process, highlighting the cephalopods' mastery of disguise.
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Originally published by nyt
