I’ve been frantically working on an essay in hopes of having good news to post soon. In service to this essay, I’ve been learning about cephalopods – octopuses, cuttlefish, squis, and nautilises.
Here, for you edification, is a helpful video called “True Facts About the Cuttlefish.” It was made by zefrank1. Thank you, zefrank1, this was indeed edifying!
And here’s one I’ve posted before, but can’t resist posting again:
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Oh thank you for those two videos. They made my day. The baby cuttlefish are squee-worthy.