In real life, many people are still too stupid to tell the difference between cuttlefish and squid. Actually, cuttlefish is cuttlefish. When we were studying biology, we knew that squid belonged to mollusks. Although cuttlefish belongs to mollusks, it belongs to shellfish. The most important thing is that cuttlefish dishes are very delicious, which is why they are favored by the public.

Cuttlefish is also called cuttlefish because it spits out ink when it is in danger. This ink is black, and the cuttlefish escaped when the enemy was still surrounded by ink. In fact, in addition to this ability, squid has even more amazing flying ability, and sometimes it can even jump out of the sea and fly short distances.

Characteristics of squid

Squid likes to live in the deep waters of the high seas. Every spring and warm season, larvae swim from deep sea to shallow inner bay to lay eggs. From April to June, they lay eggs and attach themselves to seaweed and other objects. From late September, the hatched larvae swam back to the south for the winter.

Squid contains a lot of ink and is not easy to wash. First, peel off the skin, pull off the gray bones, put the squid into a basin full of water, pull out the internal organs in the water, then dig out the eyes of the squid in the water to make its ink run out, and then rinse the inside and outside with clear water several times.