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Madeleine Finlay speaks to science correspondent Nicola Davis about why octopuses are more similar to us humans than we might believe. She also hears from Prof David Scheel about our increasing understanding of the sophistication of these cephalopods, and how that should influence our treatment of them
Clips: Netflix, Voice of America
Read more of Nicola Davis’ reporting on octopuses here
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