Squids Found to Have Sensory Hair Cells Across Their Entire Bodies
Researchers at Case Western Reserve University have discovered that squids carry sensory hair cells throughout their bodies rather than only on their heads. These cells let squids sense nearby movements of water. The process works somewhat like how humans use their ears to detect sound. Differences in the lengths of the hair bundles help squids tell apart water motions of different frequencies.
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