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  How do you make a cephalopod drool? [Pharyngula] We're all familiar with Pavlov's conditioning experiments with dogs. Dogs were treated to an unconditioned stimulus — something to which they would normally respond with a specific behavior, in this case, meat juice which would cause them... Posted Jun 02 2008, 08:58 AM by ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science Feeds Filed under: cephalopods, cephalopod, beautiful animal, smell taste, intelligent member, pavlov, clade, visual animals, learning ability, scoring system, water column, response to stimuli, meat juice, hellip, learning and memory, conditioned stimulus, nautilus pompilius, primitive eyes, unconditioned stimulus, dogs dogs

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  Behold The Vampire Squid [Greg Laden's Blog] Normally, I keep my blog away from Squid and other cephalopods because i know that if PZ myers feels threatened, he may charge, and the squiggly molluscs are his bailiwick. But, this evening at the Laden household analog of the dinner table, the question... Posted Mar 02 2008, 04:11 PM by ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science Feeds Filed under: blog, cephalopods, squid, analog, vampire squid vampyroteuthis infernalis, bailiwick, dinner table, extremes, pz myers, household

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  Baby Jaguar Sharks Like To Hang Out in Corals [Deep Sea News] Figure 2 from Etnoyer and Warrenchuk (2007). Callogorgia americana delta colonies with catshark egg cases attached. Depth 533 m. ROV suction hose on the left is 15.25 cm (6 in) in diameter. I am excited that our first post on new research for 2008 covers... Posted Jan 10 2008, 04:41 PM by ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science Feeds Filed under: cephalopods, dsn, sediment, egg case, egg cases, nursery habitat, shallow water, plethora, gorgonian corals, charismatic species, suction hose, elegant proof, chain catshark, rough texture, deep sea fish, gulf of mexico, deep water, water circulation, respiration, marinebio