Captivating shoal of squid gracefully swim through the clear waters off Lady Elliot Island, showcasing their sparkling camouflage! 🦑✨ Let's delve into why squid swim in groups. First, swimming in groups provides safety in numbers for these remarkable creatures. By gathering together, squid confuse potential predators and improve their chances of survival. 🎥: Kristian Laine Secondly, group swimming offers a hunting advantage. Squid are skilled hunters, and when they come together, their chances

A quick video showing off some of our ocean's camera-friendly cephalopods! We love these creatures, do you? When and where did you last see a cephalopod? | Scuba Diver Life

Look, a cephalopod! ...but what exactly is a cephalopod, anyway? 🐙 🦑 October 8th to 12th are recognized as International Cephalopod Awareness Days — a time to celebrate this group of marine animals that includes squids, octopuses, and cuttlefish. Dive in and learn all about cephalopods with our Marine Life Encyclopedia: https://oceana.ly/48QnXDR | Oceana