Cuttlefish: Cool Creatures
Cuttlefish are marine molluscs. They are related to squids and octopus. They are called cuttlefish due to their unique bone called a "cuttlebone" that helps them maintain their horizontal position. They can change the color and testure of their bodies to camoflage themselves from predators or hunt their prey.
| Type of Cuttlefish | Where it's found |
|---|---|
| Common Cuttlefish | The Mediterranean, North, and Baltic Seas |
| Hooded Cuttlefish | Mainly Indian Ocean |
| Flamboyant Cuttlefish | Tropical Regions of the Indian and Pacific Oceans |
Cool Facts
- Cuttlefish can completely camoflage themselves within one second.
- Cuttlefish are unexpectedly smart.
- The Flamboyant Cuttlefish's flesh is extremely toxic. It's toxin is as deadly as the blue-ring octopus' venom!
- Cuttlefish can hypnotize their prey.
- Cuttlefish can use ink to escape from predators.
Read About Cuttlefish At Wikipedia