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The octopus is one of the most intelligent invertebrates in the ocean, possessing a highly developed nervous system and amazing problem-solving abilities. They can not only use tools and open bottle caps but also perfectly camouflage themselves by changing the color and texture of their skin to evade predators.
Even more amazing is that each of an octopus's arms has "independent thinking" - the neurons in the arms can process information autonomously, allowing them to perform complex actions even without direct commands from the brain.
This distributed intelligence allows octopuses to quickly

Once upon a time, there was a little squirrel named Dou Dou living in the forest. Every autumn, it was busy collecting nuts and storing them in a tree hole, fearing that it would go hungry in winter. Yet year after year, the more nuts it stored, it never thought about how to make them "produce" more nuts. Other animals exchanged fruits for honey and invested berries in mushroom cultivation, making their lives richer, while Dou Dou guarded its full stash of nuts, feeling safe but always sensing that something was missing. Until one day, a passing fox said to it: "Saving is good, but making thin

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The Hong Kong Observatory issued a black rainstorm warning at 7:50 AM, indicating that widespread areas have rainfall exceeding 70 millimeters per hour, with the Central and Western District on Hong Kong Island reaching 140 millimeters, possibly leading to serious flooding and landslides. By 11:10 AM, the black rainstorm warning was downgraded to a red rainstorm warning, but there are still strong winds and heavy rain along with thunderstorms, and citizens need to remain vigilant. Although the rainstorm warning has been lowered, it is only relative, and the rainfall remains sign

The streets in the early morning are always particularly quiet, with only a few joggers passing by. I habitually make my way to the bakery I often visit, where tiny droplets of water still cling to the glass window. The owner is taking freshly baked baguettes out of the oven, and the aroma of wheat mixed with butter is particularly vivid in the cool air. I ordered an almond croissant, and the rustling sound of the paper bag along with the warmth in my hands suddenly gave this ordinary morning a concrete sense of happiness.
Just as every loaf of bread baked with care by a baker has its unique f

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Once upon a time, there was a farmer who carried water to irrigate his fields every day, using two wooden buckets. One was intact, while the other had a crack at the bottom. Every time he carried water, the good bucket would always fill up, while the broken bucket would leak water all the way, leaving only half a bucket by the time they reached the field. After a few years, the broken bucket felt very guilty and finally said to the farmer one day, "I'm sorry, I've wasted so much of your water." The farmer smiled and said, "Did you not notice? Only on your side of the path did w