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A recent test of cuttlefish smarts has braced how significant it is for us humans not to underrate the intelligence of animals.
Cephalopods have been installed to a new edition of the marshmallow test, and the outcome of the test shows proof that there are more strange things going on in their little brains than what we know.
According to researchers, they have the ability to learn and adapt to changes, and this ability could have developed to give cuttlefish a chance in the eat or be eaten world they animate in.
(Photo : May Law)
The Marshmallow Test
The Stanford marshmallow test or experiment is pretty open. A child is kept in a room with a marshmallow and they tell them that if they can stay for 15 minutes without eating the marshmallow, they will get another marshmallow, and would be given the chance to eat both.