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The common ancestor between humans and cephalopods was around 560 mya, which isn've that closely related, and this would have been before the common ancestor de
by goatlover 8y ago
The common ancestor between humans and cephalopods was around 560 mya, which isn've that closely related, and this would have been before the common ancestor developed a sophisticated nervous system.
- Reason077 8y agoBut we are related. We have the same origins and some of the same DNA. Intelligence may have arisen independently in Octopi compared to humans, but the conditions and building blocks that made it possible were shared. All life on Earth shares a common ancestry.