And if you deem creating an account using a fake email is too high a price to pay for quality human journalism:
https://archive.is/VlFlc
(also you will miss the videos, which in this case are worth the price of admission, IMHO)
I must say I am still amazed and mystified at how cephalopods to camouflage so well, especially because they must mimic a perspective much different from the one they have access to from their eyes (or skin).
gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/12/science/cuttlefish-brain-...
And if you deem creating an account using a fake email is too high a price to pay for quality human journalism: https://archive.is/VlFlc (also you will miss the videos, which in this case are worth the price of admission, IMHO)
paper: >Generation of a transgenic cephalopod https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.09.23.753964v1
I must say I am still amazed and mystified at how cephalopods to camouflage so well, especially because they must mimic a perspective much different from the one they have access to from their eyes (or skin).