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This Is a Giant Shipworm. You May Wish It Had Stayed In Its Tube.

Imagine a pitch-black, three-foot-long, baseball-bat-thick bivalve that lives head-down in sulfur-rich mud and outsources digestion to symbiotic microbes. That’s Kuphus polythalamia—the giant shipworm—discovered alive only in 2017 after centuries of myth. It is the longest bivalve on Earth and a living case study in extreme symbiosis, carbon cycling, and biotech potential. First Encounter: From Myth […]

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A Genetic Oddity May Give Octopuses and Squids Their Smarts

As leaders, we are constantly seeking new perspectives, new ways of understanding complexity, and novel approaches to problem-solving. Sometimes, the most profound insights don’t come from human innovation alone, but from observing the extraordinary ingenuity found in the natural world. Among the most enigmatic and fascinating creatures are octopuses and squids – marine invertebrates renowned

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