To date there have only ever been 2 types of squid identified. The giant squid and the slightly bigger giant squid.
Giant squids are around 10ft long with whip like venomous tentacle arms covered in tiny lacerated hooks. They have been known to kill over 1500 fishermen a year, often through bleeding out from brutally violent wounds.
The slightly bigger giant squid is much the same, but around 20-30% larger than the giant squid and with a large ivory horn protruding out the centre of it's squishy forehead. The horn is around 5-6ft long and thought to be used in sophisticated 'horn dueling' similar to the human sport of Fencing. The purpose of these duels is to fight for mates, to entertain crowds of other squid and for straight up murdering another squid that made some bad choices.
Who knows how many more species lie in wait for us to discover though! Perhaps 2, maybe even 3 more species but almost definitely not more than that because that's just crazy.
The giant squid's scientific name is Architeuthis dux.
A trilobite is a class that contains many species. Each of these species has its own name. the class for trilobites in general is as follows: Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Trilobita
There are more than 300 species in 29 families, so you need to be much more specific. But they have at least this much in common: Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Mollusca Class: Cephalopoda Order: Teuthida
The phylum of a squid is Mollusca.
A vampire squid belongs to the taxonomic classification of Kingdom Animalia, Phylum Mollusca, Class Cephalopoda, Order Vampyromorphida, and Family Vampyroteuthidae.
there are 379000 species of squid
what species does a squid belong too?what species does a squid belong too?who ever answered this question before is acting like a butthead
There are many species of the Giant Squid, but they all fall under the genus Archeteuthis. The most known species is probably Archeteuthis dux.
The Humboldt squid and the Giant Squid are two separate species
there are 379000 species of squid
Nope but giant squid are!
Depends on the species of the squid.
There are around 300 species of squid.
One.
Squid do not live in a desert. They are an ocean species.
It depends on the species of squid. Most squid eat fish, larger species like the giant squid have the potential to eat larger marine mammals. The humbolt squid however, are very aggressive and sometimes have been known to attack and eat other squid.
Squid are not an endangered species and not even on the threatened list.