Squid

No,octopus are not placental, they are cephalopad.

The giant squid IS a mollusk. Because octopuses (or octopus) are mollusks, that makes the squid a mollusk because they are exactly alike except they swim different. Plus it has a calcareous shell which means more pieces like one, two, or three pieces.

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It attacks ships & whales but i don't think it attacks humans!

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There are 9 hours between LA and Oslo. LA is GMT -8, and Oslo is GMT +1.

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Squids cannot get rabies

A photophore is a light-emitting organ commonly found in animals such as fireflies and bioluminescent deep sea fish.

i think the Japanese

They fart loudly

How much and how often does a squid eat

The Sperm Whale

no, most have 7-9 tentacles

no they do not have any feathers

They breathe underwater using gills, like fish do.

fish

Mollusca are in broadened terms coelomates, or animals with a true coelom. This means their gut is suspended by mesenteries in a fluid filled cavity called the coelom. However, cephalopoda, or squids and octopi, are the only mollusks with a closed circulatory system so they are have TRUE coeloms. All the other classes of mollusca are what are known as hemocoels because of their lack of a pericardium and open circulatory. Hemoceols still have true coeloms, they're merely reduced in ceomplexity. The coeloms of cephalopds are the same complex system found in humans, whereas the hemocoels are more commonly found in annelids, or earth worms, and other primative phylums.

In the ocean

yes, but they well not be the same on both sides

scales

No

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