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McDowell, Alex, French, Pat, McKeating, Conor, McLennan, Sue, Westmoreland, Ted, Blonder, Greg, Wallace, Rob |
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New Scientist; 4/29/2023, Vol. 258 Issue 3436, p54-55, 2p, 1 Color Photograph |
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Octopus tech If an intelligent marine species like the octopus evolved to live on land, what is the likelihood it would develop technology? Dog paw pads are thicker and more resilient than the skin on human feet, providing a layer of insulation between the cold ground and the sensitive nerve endings in the paws. Ted Westmoreland, via email Dog paws are protected from cold temperatures because the blood vessels they contain are arranged in a tightly knit rete mirabile - Latin for "wonderful net". [Extracted from the article] |
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Complementary Index |
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