Colossal squid
Research the structures of your organism and determine their functions. Insert the structures and complete the table below.
Structure: Beak
Function: Used to grasp and tear prey before swallowing it.
Structure: Tentacles
Function: Used to capture prey by wrapping around it and bringing it towards the beak.
Structure: Suckers
Function: Helps the squid grip onto prey and maintain a firm hold while feeding.
Structure: Eyes
Function: Large and well-developed eyes help the colossal squid spot prey and predators in the deep ocean.
Structure: Mantle
Function: Contains vital organs such as the digestive system, reproductive organs, and gills for respiration.
Structure: Fins
Function: Used for maneuvering and controlling the squid's movement in the water.
Structure: Siphon
Function: Used for propulsion by expelling water and pushing the squid in the opposite direction.