From shell-stealing octopuses to snails that suck shark blood
In short: Marine biologist Helen Scales explores the bizarre lives of molluscs and the strange creatures that inhabit their shells. This interactive session examines the spiralling geometry of seashells and the unexpected survival tactics of ocean life.
In this talk, Helen Scales investigates the diverse behaviors of marine life, from hermit crabs that engage in social gatherings to butterflies that have adapted to swim. She explores the complex world of molluscs and the various animals that utilize seashells for protection or survival.
The discussion highlights the intricate connection between biological structures and the natural world, specifically focusing on the spiralling patterns found in seashells.
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