How do cephalopods capture their food?

Answer 1

Obtaining food

Cephalopod's are carnivores. A cephalopod captures prey using its muscular tentacles. Then it crushes the prey in a beak and scrapes and cuts the flesh with its radula. A cephalopod's tentacles contain sensitive suckers. The suckers receive sensations of taste as well as touch. A cephalopod doesn't have to touch something to taste it because the suckers respond to chemicals in the water. For example, when an octopus feels beneath a rock, its tentacles may find a crab by taste before touching it.

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Answer 2

•Cephalapods use suckers to pull food to its two strong horny jaws with its tenticals. Biteing out large pices that are swallowed so rapidly that the radula is seldomly used .

Answer 3

Celphaopods use jet propulsion by sucking in water and pushing it outward with extreme force.

Answer 4

They use their tentacles to grab their prey and eat it.

Answer 5

They eat using a small mouthlike opening in the front of their bodies that are called platoteos.

Answer 6

by using jet propulsion