An octopus can 'see' using its skin

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An octopus can 'see' using its skin,
May 22, 2015,
CBC News,

"A blindfolded octopus isn't blind, a new study suggests. That's because octopuses can detect changes in brightness with an organ that's not typically linked to a sense of sight - their skin, U.S. researchers have found."