Squid

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Yes because they can sink boats and some are known to attack humans

they never meet up in the wild that much because giant squids favor deeper water, but if they met a penguin has no chance of surviving.

Yes. Fishes is a valid plural form of fish. The apostrophe denotes possession, so fishes' means of the fishes; belonging to the fishes.

actually it is a aquatic animal......

It sticks best to smooth and dry surfaces.

Humans have red hearts because we have red blood. Squids have white hearts because their blood is white.

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A vampire squid is at risk from sea creatures larger than itself as well as fishermen.

Techincally speaking, octopi do not sting - they bite. And the one you would be thinking of is the small Blue-Ringed Octopus, found from Japan to New Zealand (but they are most commonly found in coastal regions of Southern Australia).

Point of interest - all octopi have a venomous bite, but only the Blue-Ringed octopi's bite is fatal to humans.

Yes, it is a real word. It is only properly used when you are talking about a species of fish.

Example: The fishes of the Northern Atlantic.

The colossal squid breathes using gills, which are specialized organs located in its mantle cavity. Water enters the mantle through an opening, flows over the gills, and oxygen is absorbed while carbon dioxide is expelled. This gas exchange allows the squid to extract the oxygen it needs to survive in the deep ocean environment. The gills are highly efficient, enabling the colossal squid to thrive in its dark, high-pressure habitat.

Grabbing onto things and catching prey. Also used to propel

so first is just floating around and then finds a place it like so it goes into landing mode and lives there for a long long time.

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Yes, squids can experience brain damage. Like many other animals, they can be affected by environmental stressors, injuries, or diseases that impact their nervous system. Additionally, exposure to pollutants or changes in their habitat can also lead to neurological issues. However, more research is needed to fully understand the extent and implications of brain damage in squids.

Clams are bivalve mollusks, characterized by their two-part shells and a soft body inside, typically found in marine and freshwater environments. They filter feed by siphoning water to extract food particles. Squids, on the other hand, are cephalopods, known for their elongated bodies, tentacles, and advanced nervous systems. They are agile predators, using jet propulsion to move and often have the ability to change color for communication or camouflage.

NO it is not

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

Yes, tuna do eat squid as part of their diet. They are opportunistic predators and will consume a variety of prey, including fish, crustaceans, and cephalopods like squid. The specific diet can vary depending on the species of tuna and their habitat. Squid are a nutritious food source that helps support the growth and energy needs of tuna.

Octopuses have specialized structures on their tentacles called suckers, which are lined with sensitive receptors that allow them to detect chemicals and textures in their environment. These suckers enable the octopus to grasp and manipulate objects, capture prey, and navigate their surroundings. Additionally, octopus suckers can exhibit a high degree of flexibility and strength, making them effective for various tasks.