Squid

yes... because people are hunting for them. that they would not take down submarines boats etc...

External cephalic version is a way to try to turn a baby from breech position to vertex (head-down) position while it's still in the mother's uterus. In other words, external cephalic version means turning the baby from outside of the abdomen so that it's in the head-down position.

Squids are cousin of the octopus, but they have ten arms and 2 of them much longer than its other arms. Squids have a unique way of escaping their predators by spurting out a dark fluid that comes from their ink sac which makes a smoke screen and uses the dark surrounding to flee.

The Glass Octopus of the South Atlantic is small, gelatinous and has a transparent body. It feeds on smaller sea creatures that cannot easily see it.

i dont know but i have to for my bio lab.

yes of course it does how else would it squeeze that black yucky stuff out.....idk how big it is though....

There are about 60 different species

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they move to a new place

The squid captures its prey in its tentacles and then transfers it to its mouth.

Because of hydrogen bonds which help water molecules stick to each other.

hope it helped i just learned it today

Well, the coral polyps have stinging nematocysts on them. When plankton is detected, they lash out, spear it and inject the poison into them. I hope this info was useful.

A Giant Squid can grow up to 60 feet. Squids this large are about 3 tons and are easily capable of consuming whales, so they are pretty much kings. These are believed to be related to the "Massive Squids dragging ships down" myth.

Well, I've never heard of a Giant Squid eating a human but I do know they killed a few. Its likely there are numerous deaths and attacks on fishermen and divers but most go unreported. Technically a Giant Squid has the capability to klil and devour a human. It is even rumored they could and have killed sperm wells but such cases have never been reported. Odds are we will never know if they can kill some of the largest animals in the see since whales sink when they die and rarely wash up on shores.

The octopus wrapped it's tentacle around the fish

A cephalopod is a type of invertibrate in the Mollusc family. Squid are type of cephalopd, along with octopus and cuttlefish.

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In order to answer this question we need to understand their present status and those environmental conditions acceptable or compatible for their survival. Like many limu that grow near the shorelines of Hawaii fresh water is a vital part of their being. The medium from which they attach and grow out is just as important. So, over time as we humans deplete our ground water resources this particular limu and others will have to tolerate a higher content of salt. Maybe,just maybe that is the reason why we don't see as much any more. On Molokai when the season is right it could be seen farther out on the reef. But the nice one is closer to the ?..... yeah

The lifespan of a regular squid is one to two years. a giant squid lives for 4 years

There is such thing as a vampire squid, they live in very deep waters such as the canyons in the Zahabb region off the coast of Egypt , although I do not thing think they make any specific sound.

i think they do.I think this because in their pictures ,they show their tails.

A octopus dose 8 leags.

It is possible, but squid normally stay at greater depths than white sharks.

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