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Are squids or octopuses mammals?
Octopus and squids are mollusks.
Which animal uses tentacles to grab and pull in food?
Hydra
What octopuses are endangered?
squids
Are octopuses a type of snail?
No, they are gastropods.Related to squids.
What are some cephalopod?
some types of cephalopods are octopuses,squids, and calamari.
Octopuses and squids are not fish they are mollusks?
yes. both octopuses, and squid are part of the mollusca phylum.
What do octopuses and squids eat?
Usually octopuses eat crabs, clams and some other fishes too.
What is a cephlapod?
Two examples of the mollusk cephlapod are squids and octopuses.
What sea animals have tentacles?
Octopuses, squids, and cuttlefishes are some.
What classification is a clam?
it is a fish, which includes snails, octopuses, and squids.
What is unique about squids and octopuses nervous systems?
Squids' and octopi's nervous system are the most advanced of all invertebrates
How are squids and octopuses different?
Squids only have 6 tentacles and have more of a pointed head then the octopus who has 8 tentacles and a rounded head.
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