squid

Albino (left) and wildtype (right) hummingbird bobtail squid (Euprymna berryi) hatchlings. Ahuja et al. created a strain of bobtail squid that deactivated two genes that produce pigment in the skin and eyes. Credit Carrie Albertin and MBL Cephalopod Program.

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Genetically engineered see-through squid about to help scientists complete groundbreaking brain studiesJuly 18, 2023

seafood

Climate change may be changing the menu at your favorite seafood restaurantApril 22, 2022

crab

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Eating seafood immoral? Octopuses, squid, crabs have emotions and feel pain, study saysMarch 25, 2022

Vampyropod

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Newly uncovered fossil may have been the first vampire squid with 10 armsMarch 9, 2022

Octopus

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Octopus power: Engineers create squid-like sucker to move delicate tissue grafts during surgeryOctober 20, 2020

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Man’s next friend? Study finds squid and dog brains are similarJanuary 30, 2020