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Literally a sucker punch. It doesn't seem like true cooperation as they don't share in the catch. I also didn't see any measurements of how much they caught ver
by noelwelsh 2y ago
Literally a sucker punch. It doesn't seem like true cooperation as they don't share in the catch. I also didn't see any measurements of how much they caught versus hunting alone.
- stonemetal12 2y agoIn the NPR article on it, the researcher says it is most likely beneficial for the fish because the octopus can pull prey out of crevices that the fish can't usually reach, so there is more food than either would have alone.
- cryptonector 2y agoThe article doesn't say that the octopus shares the catch though. Maybe the fish don't benefit.
- 10xalphadev 2y ago> I also didn't see any measurements of how much they caught versus hunting alone. How would you propose to measure, Mr. Moasure? Care to share your setup?