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Octopuses have spent the last few decades quietly upending what scientists thought they knew about intelligence outside the ...

Giant Pacific octopuses at the Seattle Aquarium learned to tell two people apart even when both wore identical uniforms, directing jets of water at the handler who had irritated them while calmly ...

Because we needed to keep a running tally of friends and foes to navigate thorny hierarchies and shifting alliances, we had to have brains that were up to the task (which is why this theory is also ...

(Eric VOLTO/500px/Getty Images) Biologists have long believed that having a large brain, relative to your body, might go hand-in-hand with being part of a particularly social species. This is called ...

Just as humans exhibit right- or left-handedness, moths also have a preferred side on which they place their proboscis when ...

Rising carbon dioxide levels could make squid brains nearly 50% smaller.

Summary: Using high-speed videography and automated computer-vision pose estimation, the research team discovered that ...

To justify this, Wyden and Neal point to Peter Thiel, whose Roth IRA grew into a multi-billion-dollar account.

But ocean acidification, an often overlooked effect of man-made climate change, could change that fact within decades, according to an ongoing scientific study. Garett Allen, an assistant professor at ...

Most journalists today seem totally uninterested in doing their jobs properly, but over a long career, John Solomon has ...

SDO survey results show patchwork implementation of phishing-resistant MFA, while an enterprise identity security intelligence startup has raised millions.