<a href='https://alaskaoctopus.com/'>David Scheel</a> is an ecologist and author of the book, Many Things Under a Rock: The Mysteries of Octopuses.
In this episode, we talk about octopus tool use, octopus dreams, and whether octopus arms have minds of their own.
Produced by Ryan Pemberton
Editing help from Cheyne Anderson and Alex Tighe
Fact checking by Caitlin Cherryh
Artwork by Evie Hilliar

David Scheel is an ecologist and author of the book, Many Things Under a Rock: The Mysteries of Octopuses. In this episode, we talk about octopus tool use, octopus dreams, and whether octopus arms have minds of their own. Produced by Ryan Pemberton Editing help from Cheyne Anderson and Alex Tighe Fact checking by Caitlin Cherryh Artwork by Evie Hilliar

<a href="https://alaskaoctopus.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">David Scheel</a> is an ecologist and author of the book, Many Things Under a Rock: The Mysteries of Octopuses.
In this episode, we talk about octopus tool use, octopus dreams, and whether octopus arms have minds of their own.
Produced by Ryan Pemberton
Editing help from Cheyne Anderson and Alex Tighe
Fact checking by Caitlin Cherryh
Artwork by Evie Hilliar

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