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    Greg Jackson, founder of Octopus Energy, is drawing attention for his unconventional management of the British energy company. According to Semafor, he runs the business with no dedicated HR department, no staff bonuses and no succession plan for his own role. The approach has fuelled debate about whether his founder-led, deliberately stripped-back style can keep working as the company scales.

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    Scientists have identified the world's third-known octopus nursery, a site where large numbers of octopus eggs and brooding females have been found on the seafloor. Only two such nurseries were previously documented, making the discovery significant for understanding octopus reproduction and deep-sea ecosystems. Researchers say the finding highlights how much of the ocean remains unexplored and is drawing wide attention from marine science audiences.

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    Sequel MNOZ brings new arena layouts to My Nuclear Octopus●Unlike the original My Nuclear Octopus Game, the sequel MNOZ has different arena layouts. It starts out looking a lot liMmastodonCultureGaming55 min ago

    Indie developer TeaMonsterGames announced that MNOZ, the sequel to My Nuclear Octopus Game, features different arena layouts from the original. The game starts out looking similar but adds surprises as players progress. A free 16-level demo is available, and the studio is encouraging players to wishlist MNOZ on Steam ahead of release.

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    Octopus hearts stop beating when they swim●An octopus has three hearts — and when it swims, the main heart that pumps blood to the body actually stops. That's whyMmastodonScience102 d ago

    An octopus has three hearts, and the systemic heart that pumps blood to the body stops beating while the animal swims, making swimming exhausting. This is why octopuses prefer crawling along the seafloor. Their blood is also blue, due to a copper-based protein called hemocyanin that carries oxygen instead of the iron-based hemoglobin in humans.

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    A look at the most memorable cephalopods on screen●Meet some of our favorite on-screen cephalopods✉newsScience15 h ago

    Science Friday has published a roundup of its favorite cephalopods from film and television, celebrating octopuses, squids and cuttlefish as depicted in popular entertainment. The piece highlights how these intelligent, shape-shifting animals have long fascinated audiences and filmmakers alike, appearing in everything from horror and adventure stories to children's animation and documentary features.

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    UK homeowner's $14,000 solar quote raises battery question●UK homeowner gets $14,000 Octopus solar quote, then learns one missing spec 'matters a lot'✉newsEnvironmentEnergy1 d ago

    A UK homeowner shared a $14,000 solar panel quote from Octopus Energy, prompting discussion after one crucial detail was found missing from the proposal. Commenters pointed out the quote did not specify the battery capacity, a specification experts say 'matters a lot' for the system's value and performance. The exchange highlights how buyers are scrutinising solar installations as energy prices push more households toward renewables.