Biological sciences and general biology World of the Mysterious Octopus / Sai Montgomery / National Geographic

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Biological Science and General Biology
[Introduction]
Beyond the living world,
From AI to robotics,
The forefront of octopus research is attracting the attention of researchers of all genres!
The octopus, which is familiar to the Japanese mainly as a food, is a delicious treat for all sea predators, including sharks and seals.
Instead of having no protective shell or hard bones, the octopus has eight arms, three hearts, nine brains, a unique body and a high intelligence, and thrives in the world's oceans as the "Deep Sea Sage."
In recent years, octopus research has exploded, and it has become clear that octopuses have memory, learning ability, and self-control, traits that tend to be considered unique to animals that are considered "smart," and that they can even interact with different species.
And the interaction with different species includes the relationship between humans and octopuses.
Despite the huge taxonomic gap, I think humans and octopuses can communicate, says the author.
This book explores the life of the most strange and mysterious creature known as octopus.
Contents
Introduction
Prologue
Part 1
Master of camouflage
Part 2
Soft Sage
Part 3
Kingdom of Octopus
Epilogue
Octoprofile