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How does the giant squid's eyes help them survive in their habitat?
how do the squid's eyes help it to survive?
Does the brain help the squid survive?
yes, it does
What do dolphins mostly survive on?
fish or squid
Can giant squid survive in fresh water?
no
How does a mother squid take care of its young?
They don't the squid leave there young to survive in the wild
What helps a squid survive?
they move to a new place
Why does a squid need a shell?
no a squid does not have a shell
Does a squid need two squids to reproduce?
Yes. Squid reproduce sexually.
How do you get the giant squid cryptids island poptropica?
Well, you don't need to find the giant squid
Do squid eat seedweed?
Squid need meat. They do not eat plants including sea weed at all.
Why does a squid need a collar on its mantle?
it helps it poop
How does the squids body shape and anatomy help it survive in the ocean environment?
The squid has a special "engine" that runs on oil from the ocean floor and comes out when the squid wants to move. With this it is able to move at speeds up to 115mph.
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