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May 19, 2014 | By:  Nature Education
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The Mysterious Disappearing Cuttlefish

The story of the mysterious disappearing cuttlefish: cuttlefish have extraordinary dynamic camouflage. They can change both the color and texture of their skin using tiny organs called chromatophores and papillae.

CreatureCast originally posted this episode at the New York Times, where you can read more.

This episode was produced by Jacob Gindi. The music is by Akajules.


May 19, 2014 | By:  Nature Education
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The Evolution of Complexity


An increase in average complexity across life through time is not evidence that evolution is biased towards increased complexity. Casey Dunn illustrates this point with a simulation, following up on discussions with Amy Maxmen about her piece on the evolution of complexity in Nautilus.


May 19, 2014 | By:  Nature Education
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A Tale of Two Sea Urchins

A tale of two sea urchins: the green urchin and the pencil urchin are alike in many ways, but their differences matter in a big way when it comes to their ecological impacts.

CreatureCast originally posted this episode at the New York Times, where you can read more.

Made by Sofia Castello y Tickell, a research assistant, and Robert Lamb, a graduate student. Both are in Jon Witman's laboratory.The music is by Jahzzar.

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