Cephalopods on Land

<p>Before fish and other vertebrates proliferated, it was the heyday of the cephalopods. Their descendants—squid, cuttlefish, octopus, and nautilus—are still around, coping better with human dominance than many fish.</p> <p>In the fourth episode of the podcast <em>Ocean Wants</em>, speculative writer Ingo Niermann, most recently of the book <em>Mare Amoris</em>, is talking to Danna Staaf, a trained marine biologist who wrote the history of the cephalopods. She speaks from her home in San Jose, California.</p>

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Part of: Ocean Wants

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