how octopus and squids adapt to aquatic habitat ?
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octopus and squids adapt to aquatic habitat
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because their skin is to be moist every time if they are on the ground they dry up and immediately die
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Octopuses and squid, both mollusks that don't use shells, are efficient predators. Some can change color to help blend into the background, protecting them from their own predators while aiding them in their hunts. But the most obvious adaptation for feeding is their tentacles. Octopuses and squid have different types of tentacles, but they are both well-designed to catch prey.
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