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Scientists: Octopuses Love to Fling Objects at Each Other

Source: Futurism

Next time you throw something at a sibling or friend in annoyance, think about how this is an example of advanced social dynamics. Read about how octopuses are capable of this act as well.

This entry was posted in Animal Intelligence and tagged Science & Nature on December 1, 2025 by Daniella Navarro.

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