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'''Squid''' are marine cephalopods that feature eight small tentacular arms and two large tentacles. Unlike the closely related [[octopus]], squid have hard spines that define their distinct mantled heads. They tend to flock in large schools, although larger versions may be solitary. Not to be confused with [[krakens]] or the sentient [[cephalid]]. | |||
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Revision as of 10:11, 30 August 2010
Squid are marine cephalopods that feature eight small tentacular arms and two large tentacles. Unlike the closely related octopus, squid have hard spines that define their distinct mantled heads. They tend to flock in large schools, although larger versions may be solitary. Not to be confused with krakens or the sentient cephalid.
Gallery
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Gulf Squid. Art by Wayne England.
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Sand Squid. Art by Kev Walker.
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Fylamarid. Art by Una Fricker.
