They are invertebrate animals that belong to the phylum of mollusks and are very intelligent. There are more than 700 identified species and a very characteristic feature of these animals are the tentacles on their heads. The best known cephalopods are the octopus, the cuttlefish, the squid (California squid, Patagonian squid, Boston squid, European squid) or the squid (giant squid, poton).
Octopuses and cuttlefish have between 8 and 10 tentacles with a series of suction cups located along the tentacles with which they can grab their prey, hold on to rocks or defend themselves from possible predators. There is another species called nautiluses, which can have up to 90 tentacles that do not have suction cups. Nautiluses are primitive cephalopods similar in appearance to the species that inhabited the oceans millions of years ago.
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