Light Production by the Arm tips of the Deep-Sea Cephalopod Vampyroteuthis invernalis BRUCE H. ROBISON*, KIM R. REISENBICHLER, JAMES C. HUNT1,
AND STEVEN H. D. HADDOCK 2003
AND STEVEN H. D. HADDOCK 2003
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Vampyroteuthis
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'twas Octobot but I try to remember to keep bio articles here when they show up about a specific species. This subforum has a goodly number but FINDING it is difficult.
I would really like the opportunity to see one of these. I was delighted to find that they have been able to keep them alive in a tank for several months as the last I read it was only hours.
I would really like the opportunity to see one of these. I was delighted to find that they have been able to keep them alive in a tank for several months as the last I read it was only hours.
vampire squid a garbage-eater that collects raining rubbish with living fishing line
The vampire squid is a garbage-eater that collects raining rubbish with living fishing lines
My favorite science to layman translator, Ed Yong came up with interesting findings about Vampyroteuethis. Rather timely (I hope) as Greg was looking for scientific writings suggesting that some octopuses are scavengers.
The vampire squid is a garbage-eater that collects raining rubbish with living fishing lines
My favorite science to layman translator, Ed Yong came up with interesting findings about Vampyroteuethis. Rather timely (I hope) as Greg was looking for scientific writings suggesting that some octopuses are scavengers.
Thank you for this thread and the articles! I am currently doing my research on vampire squids and examining their radula under the SEM. I definitely agree that vampire squid have a soft-bodied diet.
Below is a photo I took on the SEM of the vampire squid radula I prepped, along with other species and more photos: blogs.evergreen.edu/cephalopodresearch/
Below is a photo I took on the SEM of the vampire squid radula I prepped, along with other species and more photos: blogs.evergreen.edu/cephalopodresearch/
