Not sure what squid, or what black spots you are talking about. Many squids, like many cephalopods, have the ability to change colors depending on their mood, or environment. Some even being able to change colors on on half of their body versus the other when "speaking"/reacting to others of their species. They can even make fake eyes at the other end of their bodies to intimidate and confuse predators. They do this because they have evolved cells called chromatophores, which can change colors as well as reflect light, some are photosynthetic as well due to the bacteria that are found in the cells.
The vampire squid (which is not a real squid) has primitive versions of these cells, which are only black. Not sure if this is the squid and the black spots you are talking about
You have to spot the squid in the corner at the bottom of Aqua-Grabber.
Yes they do
It is quite possible that the black spot is part of the fishes colouration. Goldfish often have many different colours in many different shapes and shades anywhere on their bodies or fins.
Oval with Squiggles (the tentacles)
No, but squid do.
The identification of a black bug with a tan spot on its back is likely a type of beetle known as a "ladybug" or "ladybird beetle." These insects are commonly recognized for their black bodies and distinctive tan or red spots.
You wait at the bottom
the gonad is located in the middle of the spot where the body is located.
A squid squirts out a black cloud of dust to get a chance to get away from predators!
black
Type it randomly: this worked for me BLACK-SQUID-BLACK-SQUID-BLACKAnswer by Ratonhnhaké:ton (Connor Kenway)
Animals like octopus , squid andstarfish have streamline bodies.