Squid

• Tentacle: Function: Used for capturing prey and exploration. (Capture)
• Sucker: Function: Grasps and holds onto objects or prey. (Grasping)
• Arms: Function: Manipulate and transport food to the mouth. (Manipulation)
• Buccal Mass: Function: Crushes and grinds food before swallowing. (Grinding)
• Beak: Function: Cuts and tears food into smaller pieces. (Cutting)
• Eye: Function: Provides vision and detects light and movement. (Vision)
• Siphon: Function: Propels the squid by expelling water. Word: Propulsion.
• Siphon: Function: Propels the squid by expelling water. (Propulsion)
• Digestive Glands: Function: Secrete enzymes for digestion. (Digestion)
• Ink Sac: Function: Releases ink as a defense mechanism. (Defense)
• Rectum: Function: Stores waste before expulsion. (Storage)
• Ctenidium: Function: Facilitates gas exchange for respiration. (Respiration)
• Kidney: Function: Filters waste and regulates ion balance. (Filtration)
• Siphon Reactor Muscle: Function: Controls the siphon's movements. (Control)
• Branchial Heart: Function: Helps in circulating blood to the gills. (Circulation)
• Systemic Heart: Function: Pumps oxygenated blood to the body. (Pumping)
• Stomach: Function: Breaks down food with digestive juices. (Digestion)
• Cecum: Function: Aids in digestion and nutrient absorption. (Absorption)
• Penis: Function: Transfers sperm during reproduction. (Reproduction)
• Seminal Vesicle: Function: Stores and transports sperm. (Storage)
• Testis: Function: Produces sperm. (Sperm production)
• Fin: Function: Provides stability and aids in maneuvering. (Stability/ locomotion)