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Humboldt squid

Humboldt squid
Image courtesy of NOAA/MBARI 2006 / Public domain · resizedfile
Humboldt squid swim up toward the surface around dusk in parts of the eastern Pacific. When they hunt in groups in darker water, light-producing organs can illuminate the shifting patterns on their skin. The flickering patterns may help the squid signal to one another while feeding, though the meaning of the signals is still being studied.
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