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Named for the distinct white and brown striped patterning across their body, striped pyjama squid are not actually squid and belong to the family Sepiadariidae of cuttlefish. They are nocturnal foragers, and during the day will bury themselves in sand so that only the top of their head is visible. For added defense, striped pyjama squid are both venomous and poisonous, and will secrete a toxic slime when stressed.
Named for the distinct white and brown striped patterning across their body, striped pyjama squid are not actually squid and belong to the family Sepiadariidae of cuttlefish. They are nocturnal foragers, and during the day will bury themselves in sand so that only the top of their head is visible. For added defense, striped pyjama squid are both venomous and poisonous, and will secrete a toxic slime when stressed.
Ah, sorry. Forgot about posting here for a spell again.
Named for the distinct white and brown striped patterning across their body, striped pyjama squid are not actually squid and belong to the family Sepiadariidae of cuttlefish. They are nocturnal foragers, and during the day will bury themselves in sand so that only the top of their head is visible. For added defense, striped pyjama squid are both venomous and poisonous, and will secrete a toxic slime when stressed.
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