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Octopuses have a very advanced nervous system, with over 500 million neurons, which makes them as smart as some mammals. They can solve puzzles, escape from enclosures, and even use tools.

This regime, in its DNA, is simply incompatible with the free world as we know it. Expecting them to change their behavior is a waste of time,” Reza Pahlavi told The Post.

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