Squid

Yes, so do you.

Yes, you can eat the swim fins. (They're quite tasty really.) But you have to get rid of the other ones though.

algae and small fish and protesitits

No, if you go on NOVA.com and type in cuttlefish, you can plainly see that the arms aren't as long as its body.

It depends on the species. The Giant Pacific Octopus can indeed live for five years but others live only about six months.

Octopuses only reproduce once. Males die no more than a few months after mating. The female dies once the eggs she's been guarding hatch. Although they stop eating after mating it is an endocrine secretion from the optic gland that kills them.

The octopus sprays a amount ink (when being attacked) .Then it swims away.

It could be a female brown widow spider. Not recluse. Widow. The female brown widow spider is a close relative of the female black widow spider and is just as poisinous. Spray it with some sort of highly toxic chemical and smash it with something that completely shields or separates the spider from your hand, such as a mallet or a knife block or a sturdy shoe or boot

No, no one has ever 'caught' a giant squid. People, many people actually have caught VIDEOS and PICTURES of the giant squid, multiple times. While the videos and pictures were caught in the natural habitat no one has sucessfully caught one :) Hope this helps!

Squid are marine cephalopods of the order Teuthida, which comprises around 300 species. Like all other cephalopods, squid have a distinct head, bilateral symmetry, a mantle, and arms. Squid, like cuttlefish, have eight arms arranged in pairs and two longer tentacles. (The only known exception is the bigfin squidgroup, which have ten very long, thin arms of equal length.)

Squid beaks and the human jaw and teeth are both suited to sucking and breaking off a portion of food for digestion. The squid beak does not contain minerals like a human jaw and teeth do.

Octopus is a oviparous

Many deep sea fish eat glass squids, that includes angler fish, goblin sharks, and whales.

Suction caps on tentacles/arms to grip and open the shells of crustaceans, powerfull beaks to break shells also.

It is commonly called "ink".

The squids head is called Posterior surface! NotSquids head

Whch grow in al seasons

sort of

thats what they call it

800 is the most they can lay up to but they can lay less but they usually do not.

calamari

The rings on the tentacles of an octopus act as suction cups, allowing the animal to grip objects and surfaces more readily.

During reproduction, the male funnels sperm into a deep sac located near the female's eyes. The female discharges the fertilized eggs into the water. The parents don't wait around to witness the birth.

Well, they eat stuff, so...

Learn to spell, jeez. The length of a squid is generally about 7.2634 metres.

Giant Squids are invertabrates, or animals whom have a backbone. They are also part of the cephalopods family. Squids live deep in the ocean and don't come up to the shallower parts a lot.