@JonOexner yeah haha but fr there's behavioral specialization,… — mimi · mimi10v3

Oct 7, 2023, 12:51 EDT

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@JonOexner yeah haha but fr there's behavioral specialization, something akin to handedness

A screenshot of a text excerpt from a scientific article discussing octopus arm specialization, with a portion of the text highlighted in yellow. The passage explains that octopuses show a preference for using anterior arms for exploration and food collection, and posterior arms for locomotion, drawing a parallel to human handedness.

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