Tintenfische sind im Grunde genommen beidhändig, haben aber immer noch einen Lieblingsarm für spezifische Anwendungsfälle. Neue Beweise zeigen
https://www.sciencealert.com/octopuses-use-their-arms-in-surprisingly-similar-ways-to-us
Tintenfische sind im Grunde genommen beidhändig, haben aber immer noch einen Lieblingsarm für spezifische Anwendungsfälle. Neue Beweise zeigen
https://www.sciencealert.com/octopuses-use-their-arms-in-surprisingly-similar-ways-to-us
3 Kommentare
Just like me fr, octopuses are very cool!
Shouldn’t that be octidextrous? Or I guess quadridextrous judging by the article.
Who else had an irrational need to say *Octopi but stopped to make sure they were right only to find out they were not..
> People often write “octopi” instead because they assume that the plural noun is formed in the same way as Latin loanwords such as “fungus/fungi.” But “octopus” actually comes from Greek, where its original plural is “octopodes.” In English, it instead has the regular plural form “octopuses.”
Well played OP