Squid

Yes this is very true. Males live long enough to reproduce with more females, but die within two months at most. Females lay their eggs in a secretive cave, and take care of her eggs for 6 whole months. Before they hatch she leaves and places herself to pass away in a small area. It is a triggered hormone that forces them to die after laying eggs, or in males case, after they mate. It is said that if the reproductive organs was removed for a female, she a longer chance of living. But I have never heard of this to happen, so perhaps it was just a rumor.

It eats photoplankton

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Octopuses have two legs, because they only use two of their tentacles to move and the remaining six for feeding.

Giant squids can swim upto a speed of 25 miles per hour. Very fast swimmers!

They have 8 "legs" and 2 tentacles, suction cups with hooks on all of their legs, a strong jaw, water propulsion system (pushing water to move), ink sac (for protection and hunting).all i got hope it helps

They litter the habbitat of the giant squidwitch is the water(oceans).

ink comes from squids?

what is the size of an octopus?

A colossal squid's eye is about 27 centimeters across. This animal has the largest animal eye. A colossal squid's eye also has a light organ that is used to see its prey in the dark. The light organ or photosphere functions as a headlight.

The mantle of a squid is to cover and protect the squid's body.

Chromatophores are spots that change size to change the color of the squid by stretching out the Chromatophores by the muscles.

Squid eat mostly crabs,fish,and smaller squid.

big.

Technically, octopus and squid have the same number of arms (8), but squid have two long tentacles with fleshy clubs at the end, making their total appendage count 10. So, squid and octopus have the same amount of arms, but squids have more appendages.

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ink is expelled from their ink sac

An octopus does not poop out of its mouth. It expells its waste through its syphon (or funnel), which is located on the side of the mantel. It only uses its mouth for eating. However, there are animals that do poop out of their mouths, such as sea anenomes.

Dolphins eat an assortment of different fishes. They also eat squid. The fish the dolphins eat are cod, mullet, and herring.

It has only gotten one but it has 8 tentacles.

by propulsion. the propel themselves through the water if you ride the Kraken you'd know.

The Japanese community is the largest octopi consumer. But not only humans, some other sea inhabitants eat them, too. The octopus's predators include moray and conger eels, dolphins and sharks. Whenever possible, the octopus will escape from its predators by shooting a jet of water through its body to create a burst of speed. Often, however, the octopus avoids detection completely. It can change its body color and texture so perfectly that it can virtually disappear. The colored pigment in its skin can be concentrated or diluted, forming stripes and patterns that blend into the environment. The octopus's ink sac also helps it avoid attack. It releases a disorienting black cloud that is accompanied by another secretion to dull the attacker's sense of smell.

An octopus makes a screen to escape enemies by confusing them

The octopus has gills like fish, which the water passes across in a counter current (the opposite way to the blood) oxygenising blood with oxygen from the water. This blood is transported around the body. Which keeps pumping all the way around the body to then reach the heart and pass through again. This is a never ending cycle.