it is hard to keep them alive. i saw a documentary on national geographic about the giant squid. the scientists had caught them and all attempts to keep any type of squid alive for long in an artificial environment had failed. I've never seen any in any of the sea life centres either.
In my opinion you should leave the squid where they belong-in the open sea.
so there!!!
The same as you did before you had the pet squid, only a little older.
It depends on the species of squid, but, yes it is legal. It is not, however, possible to keep squid in aquariums for the most part. There are a few species that can be maintained for short periods of time, but it is very rare. Cuttlefish, though also difficult to keep, would make a much better squid-like pet, and are kept with much more frequency.
Depends on the species of the squid.
How much and how often does a squid eat
The squid's ink amount depends on the size of the squid. The ink is used to confuse and paralyze the squid's attacker so that the squid can escape.
The normal squid weighs approximately 10 stone.
There is no 'average' squid. There are some 300 species of squid, all have their own average sizes.
as much as they want
Because it is heeding the call of Zeus
The Squid and the Whale grossed $11,191,423 worldwide.
No. The Titanic is much much much bigger than any possible squid could be. The Titanic sank because it hit an iceberg.
The Squid and the Whale grossed $7,372,734 in the domestic market.