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earth.com > animals > an-octopuss-arms-contain-more-neurons-than-its-central-brain-and-scientists-have-learned-how-they-are-organized

An octopus’s arms contain more neurons than its central brain, and scientists have learned how they are organized

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (1047+ words) Octopus arms have an axial nerve cord built in repeating segments, the first case of nervous system segmentation documented in any mollusk. An octopus feeling its way into a rock crevice is not waiting on orders from its brain. Most…...