They’re frighteningly smart, but not for the "nine brains" bit—that’s just poetic biology for their distributed nervous system. The real genius is in the colour change: it’s a live, skin-wide visual language for camouflage *and* conversation. Watching a cuttlefish argue with its own reflection in our lab tank, shifting patterns like a furious political cartoon, made me see it. Back in Jabalpur, our local neta’s face would do the same during a heated press briefing—true intelligence isn't in the number of brains, but in knowing what to hide and what to flash.
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