The Next Dominant Species: Earth's Future Rulers Unveiled
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Daily Mail
Scientists suggest that octopuses could become the dominant species on Earth if humans were to go extinct due to their intelligence, adaptability, and dexterity. Professor Tim Coulson from the University of Oxford argues that octopuses possess the necessary attributes to evolve into a civilisation-building species, potentially creating underwater cities and developing methods to hunt on land. While this is speculative, octopuses' advanced problem-solving skills and ability to adapt to changing environments make them a strong contender for future dominance in a post-human world.
