Squid

The ram's horn squid was filmed off the coast of Australia by researchers with the Schmidt Ocean Institute.

The remains of the giant squid will be preserved in the wet collection of the Iziko South African Museum.

The team were inspired by see-through sea creatures like squids.

Predator-prey attacks like these are rarely seen on the fossil record and offer a snapshot in time during the Sinemurian period.

Dwarf sperm whales can release ink like cephalopods to disorientate predators and other threats. Footage captured near Cape Town, South Africa, shows one whale use the tactic to evade a cape fur seal.

The material could make great military camouflage devices.

These marine animals can even change the texture of their skin to make themselves look like coral.

Welcome to the neighborhood where octopuses socialize and find mates.

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A protein found in the tentacle's teeth proves versatile and easy to reproduce.

The tentacled creature will be sent to Washington for further study.

Researchers have used squid protein to help create a thermoplastic as strong as kevlar that can be 3D printed, worn, and used in medical devices.