Scientists Reveal The First Complete Map Of An Insect's Brain
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The fruit fly larva is no more than 10 mm long. Hence, it would be reasonable to assume that its brain, which is smaller than a poppy seed, is fairly simple. However, a recently-unveiled map of the insect's brain shows a surprisingly complex structure. It has 3,016 neurons connected by 548,000 synapses.
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- stkcapps1약 2년so cool
- xeno_aussie약 2년The fact people actually took the time to find out what an insects brain looks like is crazy. Shoutout to the people who spent their precious time to do that!
- gyjureminufy약 2년insects have BRAINS!
- livvybug858약 2년thats what im saying :)
- moowu약 2년That’s really cool
- zzy약 2년This technology could help up map out aliens or new animals brains and understand how they work better.
- rosie_posie약 2년WOW it took them 12 YEARS?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! (no offense) but the brain kinda looks like balloons and strings!
- jaredtest약 2년that is true
- summer_beach약 2년Wow!
- lena4약 2년Wow it took them 12 years to map My brain out, I'm offended. Haha just kidding but seriously that's cool. I can't believe our brain has similarities to a larva. To be honest, it's a little weird.
- iceyqueen약 2년Wow!!! It took 12 years to make a map of an insect's brain???
- gymacoza-168114481278약 2년also they look like dippin' dots
- iceyqueen약 2년They do.