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While eight new Paul the Octopuses go head-to-head during the Women's World Cup to choose a successor for the late tipster, his legacy has been preserved on celluloid, reports Der Spiegel.
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While eight new Paul the Octopuses go head-to-head during the Women's World Cup to choose a successor for the late tipster, his legacy has been preserved on celluloid, reports Der Spiegel.
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Octopuses are venomous, but at the time no one was really sure how toxic their bite was, because so few people had been bitten by one.
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Octopuses have big brain, but not a highly developed nervous system.
Boing Boing 2009
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This is helpful, since as Maggie Koerth-Baker writes at Boing Boing, Octopuses are basically balls of delicious protein.
The mimic octopus, or my new favorite mollusk (Sorry, Paul!) Melissa Bell 2010
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Octopuses are not particularly long-living animals.
David Mizejewski: Paul the Psychic Octopus Is Dead David Mizejewski 2010
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On a forgotten page of nytimes. com yesterday, wedged in between stories entitled “Liberals Attempt Overthrow” and “Octopuses Taught to ‘Read,’” ran an unexpected wine story.
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Octopuses as intelligent animals is that they are different from us (different branch on tree of live, different evolutionary paths).
Boing Boing 2009
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Mr Slater added: 'Octopuses are very intelligent and they like to be stimulated and busy.'
Boing Boing 2008
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I too have had amazing interactions with Octopuses while diving, they are so intelligent and curious!
octopus steals my video camera and swims off with it (while it's Recording) on Vimeo 2010
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