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Do squid have bones? Yes and no! What’s featured in the first video is what is known as their gladius, or squid pen. The squid pen is remnants of an external shell squid had
Meg Octopus Biologist. Meg Octopus Biologist · Original audio. Do squid have bones? Yes and no! What’s featured in the first video is what is known as their gladius, or squid pen. The squid pen is remnants of an external shell squid had hundreds of millions of years ago! Over time they internalized the shell and reduced its size, leading to ...
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