Squid is a weekly animal. Mollusks are invertebrates and therefore do not have a skeleton. The vast group of mollusks includes cephalopods, snail and shellfish. Cephalopods are cephalopods, there are cephalopods and cephalopods. We can divide up between three species, the sepia, octopus and squid. The copy we are dealing with here is in the waters of the Atlantic, the Mediterranean and also in the North Sea. Squid can reach a length of 2m with a weight of 45kg, these large units are found in the Pacific, southeastern (FAO 87). Squid is the fastest cephalopods among the cephalopods, which is why it is also called squid. Like all cephalopods, they move backwards, except when they hunt, they make a slow moving motion and catch small fish with the tentacles. If the squid is in danger, it can lay an ink curtain and in this way mislead its enemies. The squid live from the surface to about 500 meters depth. The cloak of the animal is about 40 cm long. Squid have 10 arms. The squid spawn in shallow coastal waters. Like most squid they don't get old, 2 to 3 years.