Cuttlefish and Self-Control
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have demonstrated that cuttlefish possess the ability to delay gratification, akin to the famous marshmallow test. By choosing to wait for a more rewarding live shrimp instead of an easily accessible dead one, these intelligent creatures showcased self-control behaviors similar to those observed in primates and birds. This intriguing finding opens up new avenues for understanding cephalopod intelligence and their decision-making processes.In this clip
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