"Fiorito and Scotto placed the common octopus in an experimental situation to see if it could learn through observation. In thei
r experiment, an observer octopus watched while a demonstrator octopus was either rewarded for choosing the right ball or punished for choosing the wrong one. What did the researchers conclude from this study?"
Answer: The observer octopus demonstrated learning
Explanation:
It's been observed that animals and mammals tend to get carried away with certain images or play especially when these play represent who they are or what they do. The observer octopus demonstrated learning because they picked the "rewarded" ball quicker and more frequently than an octopus that had no experience with the task.
