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Octopus females mate and die in self-cannibalistic death spiral. Science may now know why.
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Craig Goldstein says:
This is a terrifically well-written and informative article.VIDEO: Cephalopod Aquaculture at the Marine Biological Labor says:
[…] To see an example of research driven with the help of the MBL Cephalopod Program, read this new story, Octopus females mate and die in self-cannibalistic death spiral. Science may now know why. […]Octopus females mate and die in self-cannibalistic death spi says:
[…] as part of the Grass Fellowship, before she joins the faculty at the University of Washington. [learn more about cephalopod aquaculture at the MBL in a video with program manager Bret Grasse.] A major draw of MBL is their extensive cephalopod research program, in particular a new model […]Steven says:
Fuck him He wasted 10 years of my life. I can’t forgive him.Manezes says:
Hi, This reading is very interesting and to know about how butterfly fishes life in Ocean. Is it possible to breed those fishes at home accuriam?.John Perez says:
Beautiful fish just too much money they will be breed by the hundreds in Asia soon then I will be able to get some. It's the truth .