Cuttlefish hypnosis

>>8930763
oh, and can this sort of thing happen with other animals too? [spoiler] or people? [/spoiler]
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cuttlefish are just nymph mindflayers. They use their psychic abilities to lull the crabs before eating their brains.

>>8930984
I mean, it's more like they give them an epileptic fit by spazzing the fuck out with chromatophores than any sort of eldritch mind control voodoo

I think it's just mesmerizing to a crab because they don't experience it often

>>8930991
So does that mean that if you show a person a pattern that they don't see often; they'll stare at it for longer than other patterns they might be more familiar with?

>>8930999
How else would you explain Pollock gaining fame?

>>8931001
Kek
Although, I don't remember the last time I saw some crabs holding a pretentious cuttlefish exhibition

Stoats hypnotize their prey also.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODEUK5sB5vE

>>8931010
I don't know if that counts as hypnosis per-say, but it's still a pretty neat tactic.

>>8931010
Why do americans have to try and make nature programs like action movies?

>>8931228
Dim wit is capital to sell to advertisers so idiots are patronized. Intellegence is problematic to the system so emergent properties select it out.

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>>8931304
Advertisement and "public relations".