The cuttlefish is often known as masters of camouflage. They can change their color and shape to resemble anything in the environment around them and use this to become seemingly invisible. This helps them to catch their prey. In their natural form they kind of resemble a squid except for the fact that their tentacles grow out of their head.
Cuttlefish have peculiar eyes with W-shaped pupils. It is unclear exactly what effect the shape of the pupils has on the animal's visual acuity, but cuttlefish do have highly advanced eyes that, in some ways, resemble those of vertebrates. Cuttlefish can see in three dimensions, and use this ability of depth perception to aid in their advanced abilities of camouflage. They are also colorblind. Despite this apparent disability, though, on natural substrates cuttlefish can blend in so well with their backgrounds that they can scarcely be seen. This is done with the help of a number of specialized cells found in the cuttlefish's epidermis. Another interesting fact about cuttlefish is that they have three hearts - one central heart, and two auxiliary ones.they are really cool and that they have a ink sac they can change shapes and colores
No. Cuttlefish are carnivores.
Cuttlefish are in the kingdom Animalia.
no cuttlefish is 1 word not 2
cuttlefish do have a backbone however they do not have a shell
A cuttlefish has a long tounge
Yes. Cuttlefish prey on small fish and marine invertebrates.
Yes, they are. They are often not just cuttlefish, but also include dried squid.
Yes, cuttlefish have beaked mouths.
Common Cuttlefish was created in 1758.
what do cuttlefish have in common
Cuttlefish belong to the Kingdom Animalia, Phylum Mollusca, Class Cephalopoda, Order Sepiida.