Squid

No. Octopi do not need air to survive. They would die without water, although they have been known to survive for a short time in the air.

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Because when you push it agains the window, it pushes some of the air out along the edge. Then you release it returning the volume close to that of what is was originally and reducing the pressure in the suction cup. The greater pressure in the atmosphere pushes the suction cup to the window with enough force to make friction on the edges of the keep it from sliding around and to keep it against the window.

Suction cups wont work in space because there's no atmosphere.

No squid have ever had bones. However squid are related to cuttlefish, nautilus, ammonites and belemnites all of which have shell like parts.

The purpose of the radula of a squid or a snail is similar to that of a tooth. It is part of the equivalent of the tongue, and abrades hard bits from their prey.

Yes they do. Phylum Mollusca, class cephalopda all have two eyes. This includes octopus as well.

Yes, most octopuses and their relatives in the cephalopod family squirt some manner of ink, although deep-sea cephalopds usually squirt a bioluminescent equivalent that leaves their would-be predator at risk of attack in the darkest parts of the ocean.

The ability to camoflage and they do illusion to fish so they can eat them.

No. He's a SQUID. Hence the name SQUIDward...

A guinea pig can get up to 2 pounds in weight and 11-14 inches in length

An intresting fact about baby squids is they are called juiveniles.

Phlyum: Molluska (mollusks)

Class: Cepholopoda (cepholopods)

Humboldt or jumbo squid are aggressive creatures, example they have displayed cannibalistic activities like eating other squid. Like sharks they have attacked people but humans aren't apart of their everyday diet. The humboldt squid have the ability to flash different colors and if the animal flashes red it is a sign of aggression. But divers say when encountered with the squid they found that the squid swam by and were mainly curious and swam away once they found that the divers wouldn't harm the squid. But fishermen have been attacked, but this would be in a different environment. Pulling in a 6 foot squid takes skill, so fisher men have been killed but its not some outrageous number of deaths.

It's basically just a feather with some ink in the end to write with

Because large fish have to eat whatever they can get.

The eyes of the Colossal Squid can be up to 11 inches across, about the size of a volleyball, making it the largest known eye in the animal kingdom. Those large, sensitive eyes are useful in the dark waters where the squid lives, 200-700 meters below the surface of the ocean.

Squid have eight arms and two longer tentacles.

yes of course

Octopus in Hindi is called 'oshtopodi' in Hindi.

no, it is not a new specie. It has been in the water since 1900.( Scientists think)

like humans octopus only have one brain

An abalone is one.

Its a fancy word for a water slug/snail, such as the glaucus atlanticus

Since cephalodpods are animals such as octopus, squid, and cuttlefish, they usually either entwine their tentacles around their prey to trap it, or they use their suction cups to stick to prey and then consume it.

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i died from eating octopus

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how do the squid's eyes help it to survive?