Does squids have endoskeleton

Answer 1

No. A squid is an invertebrae, meaning it does not have a backbone. However, squid do have a similar structure called a "pen", that serve the same purpose. This cannot be called a backbone because it is made out of cartilage.

Answer 2

Close, but not quite. All encephelopods [greek-headfoot]or molluscs with tentacles have a bone or hard section somewhere in their bodies. In the octopus its the beak, in the squid its like a strip of transparent plastic down the centre of the body and the stuff you give to your budgie is from the centre of the cuttlefish.

Answer 3

An octopus is an invertebrate which means it has no backbone. No an octopus has no bones

Answer 4

Squids do not have an endoskeleton. Squids have hydrostatic skeletons, which is a fluid filled cavity that is surrounded by muscle.

Answer 5

yes