Squid

It can spray ink. Also, some species have rings that can glow to scare off attackers.

Giant squids live in the abyssalpelagic zone, about 5,500m down.

yes.....I think so

in between the tentacles is its mouth and it uses its tentacles to bring in the food

thay will die and wen the crisalis gets old the half butter fly half catapiller will fall out and it looks creppy

There are only two types of squid that live in Antarctica: the Colossal Squid and the Giant Squid. I believe they, like whales or seals, have an extra layer of blubber/fat that can protect them from the freezing water temperatures. Any other squid brought into Antarctica would die in minutes, if not seconds.

No as squid ink reacts with heat and cold and wouldn't be suitable for human skin

an octopus uses its tentacles to catch food

youuse a 10 by 12 Ft rod for a big type of fish

Humans eat octopus in many cultures. The arms and sometimes other body parts are prepared in various ways, often varying by species.

Octopus is a common ingredient in Japanese cuisine, including sushi, takoyaki, and akashiyaki.

In Korea, some small species are sometimes eaten alive as a novelty food. A live octopus is usually sliced up, and it is eaten while still squirming.

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The habitat for the giant squid is in dark, deep regions of seas. They can sometimes be found in waters near Japan and Australia.

How long can a squid grow up to

with the tenticiles

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Although related cephalapod species do have shells elements either external or internal, octopi do not.

Yes, more or less. It comes from the Greek okto "eight" and pous "foot".

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Also, Penguins will eat smaller squid.

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small bugs and stuff . example is a ladybug

No, they are independent like a cat is(once, I held a cat by the tai, and it meowed scaringly!:)

Yes, the Giant Squid is definitely a real animal.

its means your sad about something or somthing is bothering you

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