Animals
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Brainless Caribbean Box Jellyfish Remembers Past Experiences With ‘Advanced Learning’ Skills
The Caribbean box jellyfish can also alter its behavior. Click to read more. The brainless Caribbean box jellyfish can remember past experiences using "advance learning" skills, according to a new study led by scientists from Denmark and Germany.
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