Squid

I saw a video of giant squid and it's pretty werid by the male gets the female and stabs it repeatedly with it's penis leaving a long thing containing sperm. Afterwards the female gather the sperm with it's legs and mixes it with it's eggs.

No, octopuses do not have vertebrae. They are invertebrates, which means they lack a backbone. Instead, their bodies are soft and flexible, allowing them to squeeze into tight spaces and adapt to various environments. Their unique anatomy includes a central body, eight arms, and a beak-like mouth, but no skeletal structure.

yes they do die after laying eggs. she stopps eating a tending to herself to care for her eggs then she dies after they all hatch.

about 500 pounds

They can live in both freshwater and salt water but only certain kinds. They only live in waterways with access to the ocean.

i wont know because no one ever discuss this kind of questions!!!!!!!!

Jonston created the name mollusca for the cephalopod's and barnacle's.

Squids have three hearts: two branchial hearts and one systemic heart. The branchial hearts pump blood to the gills where oxygen is taken up. Blood then flows to the systemic heart where it is pumped to the rest of the body.

A cecum is a primitive rectum, where both solid and liquid waste collect before being expelled from the animal's body.

Squids are known for expelling ink as an escape mechanism (in addition to other aquatic creatures such as octopus and cuttlefish). Squids have ink sacs between their gills which produce/release the ink, then the ink can be dispersed more widely with a jet of water from the funnel (an organ near the mantle cavity that expels water). Squid ink is usually a blue-black color due to the melanin in it.

Two main ways of using ink as an escape mechanism have been observed. One, the squid can release a large diffuse cloud of ink (like a smokescreen) to obscure its predator's view and swim away quickly. Two, the squid can also release several pseudomorphs (smaller cloud of ink that holds its shape longer) that are about the same size/shape as the squid, deceiving the predator into attacking the pseudomorphs instead while the squid escapes.

Squid compete for resources such as flatfish, rockfish, hake and even salmon. This worries fishermen, because humans also like to catch and eat these same fish.

Each beak is a little bit different to help distinguish the birds. You can find some pictures of the differences with an image search.

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No. Squid have a vestigial, or highly reduced, internal feather-shaped shell called a "pen".

I think the answer is no because thwe passage said that squids eat a lot of fish and shirmp. It also said that it even squids eatr smaller squids

they flout in the air

i was goingto ask you the same question

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Compared to a whale, a giant squid can get up to about 50 ft. long. This certainly rivals the size of a whale but when comparing the enormous size of a giant squid to a whale, consideration has to be given to the incredible length of the squid's tentacles.

A squid has ten appendages. A squid's appendages are arranged in five pairs. The longest pair of appendages, the fourth pair, are called tentacles or feeder arms.

The ISBN of Squids Will Be Squids is 9780670881352.

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no worries,squids are mushy,they do not have a single bone