Cephalopods

Fish with big eyes like the Squid and Octopus don't have eyelids therefore the answer is no.

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Octopus does not stings instead it bites with its teeth..it also applies to squids.

squids do not have an exoskeleton. the only bone in a squids body is its beak and, if its large enough, its hooks inside its suckers. hope this helps good bye :)

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Yes. They are poisonous. When their prey tried to go away, they would open their eight arms and shoot out two long hangs to catch them. Then cuttlefish will feed them their poison and then eat it. ©

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CLASS CEPHALOPODA * Subclass Nautiloidea: nautilus * Subclass Coleoidea: squid, octopus, cuttlefish ** Superorder Octopodiformes ** Superorder Decapodiformes *** ?Order †Boletzkyida *** Order Spirulida: Ram's Horn Squid *** Order Sepiida: cuttlefish *** Order Sepiolida: bobtail squid *** Order Teuthida: squid **** Family †Plesioteuthididae (incertae sedis) **** Suborder Myopsina ***** Family Australiteuthidae ***** Family Loliginidae: inshore, calamari, and grass squid **** Suborder Oegopsina ***** Family Ancistrocheiridae: Sharpear Enope Squid ***** Family Architeuthidae: giant squid ***** Family Bathyteuthidae ***** Family Batoteuthidae: Bush-club Squid ***** Family Brachioteuthidae ***** Family Chiroteuthidae ***** Family Chtenopterygidae: comb-finned squid ***** Family Cranchiidae: glass squid ***** Family Cycloteuthidae ***** Family Enoploteuthidae ***** Family Gonatidae: armhook squid ***** Family Histioteuthidae: jewel squid ***** Family Joubiniteuthidae: Joubin's Squid ***** Family Lepidoteuthidae: Grimaldi Scaled Squid ***** Family Lycoteuthidae ***** Family Magnapinnidae: bigfin squid ***** Family Mastigoteuthidae: whip-lash squid ***** Family Neoteuthidae ***** Family Octopoteuthidae ***** Family Ommastrephidae: flying squid ***** Family Onychoteuthidae: hooked squid ***** Family Pholidoteuthidae ***** Family Promachoteuthidae ***** Family Psychroteuthidae: Glacial Squid ***** Family Pyroteuthidae: fire squid ***** Family Thysanoteuthidae: rhomboid squid ***** Family Walvisteuthidae

Yes if it is a male.

it is currently unknown how and where squids sleep.

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cant name them, over 300

I do not know that is why I asked. I can not read the writing you are forcing me to read and than type out for my answer

== ---- Squids are secondary consumer because they eat fish which would be primary consumers because they eat producers and the squid eat the primary consumer, fish which makes them secondary consumers. the squid eventually get eaten by sperm whale or even humans, making them tertiary consumers. ----

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yes.Its poison won't harm humans it only paralises animals

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Kingdom Animalia

Phylum Mollusca

Class Cephalopoda

Subclass Coleoidea

Order Teuthida (squid)

--Many families, genera, and species within this order

No. Hades has no children.

Squids are called as Kaamuta sanchulu in telugu.

Left, because the idea of the water is to push the animal away from the expelled water.

Yes. Calamari is the Italian word for squid.

it sees what it can use thinks how to use it then adapts.

As groups, ammonoids and nautiloids have extensive fossil records. The earliest fossil ammonoids date back to the late Silurian, and the earliest nautiloids date back to either the beginning of the Ordovician, or the very end of the Cambrian.

A squid is not a devilfish. In Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O'Dell it says Rontu watches the devilfish's black cloud. ( ink ).