<'))){squid vs. cuttlefish
Both cephalopods (i.e., ‘head-foot’), the cuttlefish has a calcium carbonate bone which controls its bouyancy.
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Squid have a flexible, chitin, ‘pen’ which does not control bouyancy.
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Both have ten tentacles and beaks.
If you buy cuttlefish bones for your birds to peck, occassionally, you will see teeth marks from fish or dolphins in them.

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