Octopuses are technically colourblind — their eyes only have one type of light-sensing cell — and yet they can match the colour beneath them in under a second, which researchers think is because their skin can sense colour directly| Space Daily August 20, 2026
Why Are Some Octopuses So Smart? The Answer Might Lie in a Never-Before-Seen Mutation That Helps Them Accurately Build Proteins | Smithsonian magazine August 20, 2026
How a Mother’s Age Influences Her Offspring Remains a Genetic Mystery—These Tiny Aquatic Animals May Have Answers | The Debrief August 19, 2026
The axolotl can regrow a lost leg, a piece of its heart, parts of its spinal cord, and even sections of its brain with no scarring... | Space Daily August 17, 2026
