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[Science & Tech] MSU Researcherx' Study of Octopus Brains Could Lead To Better Prosthetics

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Start date Aug 14, 2020

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Aug 14, 2020

From WKAR:

She says the complexity of the cephalopod's nervous system is what allows it to move so elegantly despite having no bones. The tentacles of an octopus ...

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