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[Science & Tech] Student view: The perfect combination

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Start date Dec 8, 2020

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Dec 8, 2020

From MSU:

The octopus is a unique creature when it comes to movement because it is a muscular hydrostat. This means that its arms do not have any bones, and ...

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