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Home / Wildlife / Sea Critters / The Dana Octopus Squid is a rare 7-foot squid with two tennis ball-sized organs that light-up

The Dana Octopus Squid is a rare 7-foot squid with two tennis ball-sized organs that light-up

Updated on May 14, 2024April 11, 2023
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The Dana Octopus Squid has two photophore organs at the end of two of its arms that are used to stun prey and help them navigate dark waters.

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