Squid

Blue-ringed octopuses are typically solitary and nocturnal creatures. They spend their days hiding in crevices or burrows and come out at night to hunt for small prey. When threatened, they display their vivid blue rings as a warning signal, indicating their potent venom.

Squids eyeballs are remarkably similar to humans' eyes, so much so, that scientists are studying squid eyes in order to gain a better understanding of the human eye.

Reference: http://gilly.stanford.edu/neuroscience.html

Giants are typically imagined as being larger than humans, around 7 to 10 feet tall or even taller in some folklore and literature. However, the exact size can vary depending on the specific cultural or literary context in which giants are found.

Since squids live underwater, they do not need to drink, but even if they lived on land, their body does not need digested liquid to run properly.

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To blanch squid, clean and cut the squid in pieces ready for cooking. Drop the squid into boiling water deep enough to cover the squid for 30 seconds or until the flesh becomes opaque. The water does not need to return to a rolling boil. Avoid overcooking (more than a minute) as squid will become tough and rubbery. Remove the squid from the boiling water and dunk into ice water to chill. Drain.

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The vampire squid is actually somewhat dangerous (relative to it's size, I'm not sure how big it is), only meaning it can hold it's own in a fight. However, like any squid it can produce ink, yet that probably wouldn't be much help in the pitch black. So it also has luminescent patches on it's body and tentacles to distract predators from it's vulnerable parts (eyes, base, ect...). I'm not sure if this is the defensive ability, but it can also turn it's body completely inside-out.

mantle

Carp swim an average of between 20 to 30 feet deep but have been known to swim as deep as 50 feet. They basically will go as deep as needed to get to their food.

no, like every other fish, a giant squid has no fur.

10 tickles(tentacles)

The tentacles serve as a mean to catch prey and suffocate it so do the arms

Something that allows a squid to shoot throughly the water.

Here is a site with a lot of information on Oriental Vases:

Under the Ming dynasty from 1368 to 1649, the manufacture of porcelain made great advances, the emperors of this dynasty being all patrons of art. Under this dynasty, in the reign of Siouen-te (1426-1435), the finest objects were made. Belonging to this period we find vases whose handles are decorated with a red fish. An extremely small flower painted in dull color in the centre of a cup is a mark of this period Combats of crickets were a favorite decoration; a young girl is especially mentioned who incised these combats beautifully in the paste. Enamelled vases were made to imitate the skin of the Kio (a kind of sweet orange). When this is found in the bottom of white cups it is of dull color. An extremely small phoenix and dragon in enamel are found on objects made in this period for the use of the Emperor, also some pieces on which are represented cock fights.

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A simple answer is, yes :-(.

An octopus can change colors into whatever it feels like being.

mollusca

Domain - Eukarya, kingdom - Animalia

The longest part of the octopus is the arms

The squid has a muscular mantle (outer covering) which, when expanded, fills with water. When these muscles contract, water is expelled through a single siphon and the squid is propelled in the opposite direction. The squid can control its direction by rotating (moving) the siphon.

It is used by the squid during mating season to release both mating calls and massive amounts of sperm into the water. Anyone who says they are used for breathing is a liar.

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humans, sharks and other fish in the deep ocean mostly nothing

The squid's ink sac empties out into the esophagus.