| The main aquatics exportation from the country includes spitchcocks, frozen fish slices, shell-off frozen shrimps, squids, kelps and lavers. |
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| The mantle and funnel of squids are essential in generating and modulating thrust for jet locomotion. |
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| The circulatory systems of other vertebrates, as well as those of squids and octopuses, employ similar rubbery materials. |
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| I'm helping a friend who has to do some researches on giant squids and cachalots and I thought that this may be a good place to ask. |
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| We must send out as much mermen and mermaids as possible to battle those squids. |
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| Despite inherent inefficiencies, jetting is the primary mode of locomotion for both primitive nautilus and powerful, migratory oceanic squids. |
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| In squids, octopuses and cuttlefish, the pigment layer is below the photoreceptors, in an area of dense blood vessels. |
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| The bay is home to squids including the giant squid, the seven-arm octopus and the bizarre vampire squid. |
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| Looking at just squids and octopods, the researchers have recorded about 50 species and believe they have found two new species of squid. |
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| Preliminary results show wreckfish consumed predominantly squids and teleost fishes, while both Beryx species consumed mainly squid and shrimps. |
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| The squids had wads of cash ready to spend on some ditzy chick, but we had pure animal charisma and the Under-18 set. |
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| Our only other small success is a fish we manage to coax into jumping on a daisy chain of plastic squids, but it misses the bait. |
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| It's been pretty well established that some squids use bioluminescence to communicate. |
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| Their secret energy comes from their favourite but elusive snacks: the large squids and other aliens of the abyss. |
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| Stuff the remaining squids with the mixture and seal using wooden toothpicks. |
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| The popular color squids are back with new motifs and offer added freshness in the laboratory. |
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| In this real art book, he applies himself to illustrate an original recipe of Jacques and Laurent Pourcel in order to elaborate grilled squids a la plancha. |
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| Their latest findings show that giant squids, the largest invertebrates on Earth, live about 14 years or less and tend to live at depths of 125 to 250 meters. |
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| Like squids and octopuses, cuttlefishes have a funnel for jet propulsion, but unlike the other two, they also have an internal, oval-shaped bony chamber that fills with gas. |
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| The present study, as well as previous molecular studies, suggest that the oegopsid squids represent a polyphyletic group with uncertain phylogenetic affinities. |
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| Do not overfill the squids or they may burst on cooking as the chorizo expands. |
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| I don't know who's doing it, but I neatly reel in the lines I hang outside the boat with a bare hook and some devoured plastic squids. |
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| The coleoids include modern squids, cuttlefish, octopuses, and the argonauts or paper-nautilus, together with extinct groups such as the belemnites. |
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| Battle giant squids or bash alien spaceships as you explore these stunning new environments. |
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| Both squids and belemnites belong to the group of molluscs known as Coleoidea, mostly fast-swimming creatures with a soft body and internal reduced shell. |
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| In the oceanic squids the system is more efficient, with a nonreturn valve that prevents water from entering the wrong way through the funnel. |
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| The squids feed on small crustaceans and lanternfish in the tropics, but here they have also discovered bigger game. |
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| The ceviche can also be done with squids, shrimps, crayfishes, lobsters or other seafood. |
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| Giant squids have been recorded at a depth of 2,600 feet, roughly the depth of an inverted Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building in Dubai. |
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| Species from squids to chimpanzees have been caught doing it from time to time. |
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| However, considering that oceanic squids are widely distributed and highly productive, it is unlikely that they are currently overexploited. |
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| All squids are highly predatory, they are big feeders on crustacean, fish. |
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| The stocks of squids display large variability in catches, abundance and distribution in response to changing environmental conditions in the north Pacific. |
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| Other commonly eaten molluscs include octopuses and squids, whelks, oysters, and scallops. |
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| Many old tales speak of the giant squids attacking ships or being involved in epic battles with sperm whales. |
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| Like some other cephalopods, bigfin reef squids are capable of metachrosis – rapidly changing body colouration and patterns through voluntary control of chromatophores. |
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| Shellfish with hard shells, mollusks such as squids and octopus, bottom-creeping things under the seas such as crabs and crawfish, and underwater plants that cannot survive out of water were also created on this day. |
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| The audience will encounter real sea stars, jellyfish, sea sponges and squids while also learning about the importance of sea-life conservation. |
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| In most squids and cuttlefishes the eggs are left uncared-for. |
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| A beautiful diving site, despite the very strong current. Saw 2 large barracudas, a lot of squids and sea-urchin, and many fish between 5 and 10 meters. |
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| Marine reptiles such as plesiosaurs and mosasaurs as well as fish, sharks, clams, hard-shelled squids and snails are just some of the creatures that thrived at this time. |
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| Antarctic sea life includes penguins, blue whales, orcas, colossal squids and fur seals. |
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| Marine turtles, marine and freshwater fish, squids, crustaceans such as shrimp and crabs, butterflies and various other insects also migrate, sometimes even over long distances. |
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| They are solitary creatures, which hunt mostly at night usually feeding on crustaceans, fish, birds, squids, turtles and sea snakes. |
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| Giant squids have long attracted human fascination and were written about and mythologised by the ancient Greeks. |
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| Did you know that squids and octopuses are present-day cephalopods? |
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| Molluscan nekton include the squids and octopods. |
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| Researchers have used complex computations to explain the massive 10-inch eyes of giant squids. |
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| Ambergris is a fatty substance produced in the guts of male sperm whales to help them pass indigestible bits of food such as the beaks of giant squids. |
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| Important animals that live in European seas are zooplankton, molluscs, echinoderms, different crustaceans, squids and octopuses, fish, dolphins, and whales. |
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| At the same time they search for giant squids, or Kraken, in the deepest part of the Pacific Ocean, they're also taking care of hatching live dinosaurs. |
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| Players aim to get points as symbols stack up in favorable patterns while navigating enticing underwater scenes, fearsome giant squids and Nautillus-like crafts. |
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| Atlantic cod, Atlantic herring, red or white hake, redfish, pollock, alewife, and squids were also consumed, but these species varied more seasonally and regionally. |
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| The legendary species routinely rears out of the depths in movies and literature, but until now, the only real giant squids that people have seen have been dead ones. |
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| Squids on earth still have a vestige of a shell inside their mantles. |
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| Seeing as they know that cachalots need quite an amount of food, and seeing as we know how much cachalots exist, we can make an estimate of how much Giant Squids are alive. |
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