What is on the iron plate must be squid.
The one mixed with the mustard was the octopus.
And what's in the cuttlefish balls don't need me to say more, right?
Obviously not.
Although they have the word "fish" in all three names, they are not actually fish, but belong to the mollusk phylum.
In fact, the squid is conical, so it is also called gun squid.
At first glance, it has a large head, and the flesh fins on both sides can be expanded to form a large triangle.
Squid have 10 tentacles, which are the whiskers of the squid we often eat, two of which are relatively long. Squid curl up when heated.
In the process of evolution, the octopus gave up its flesh fins, lost its large head, and used more nutrients on its long arms and legs, trying to extend its brachiopods, so that it has the most flexible body and the strongest mobility. Because it has eight legs, it is often called octopus.
Octopus is also the only one of the three brothers that is suitable for raw eating.
Because the octopus does not have a spine, it is a veritable "flexion and stretching". Moreover, its IQ is far superior to that of the other two brothers, and there is a guy named coconut octopus who will also find coconut shells to disguise himself as a walking coconut.
Not only that, but octopuses will even run to fishing boats to steal crabs. Many scientists have found through experiments that octopuses can learn to recognize different objects, but they are quite powerful!
The cuttlefish, also known as the squid, has a body like a large pocket and 10 whiskers.
This guy could be either such a little cute guy or a big monster in the sea, with the largest king squid up to 20 meters long!
Cuttlefish also has a unique escape skill, in the face of danger, it can spray ink while quickly retreating, waiting for the opponent to wash his face, it has long been unaware of where to run!
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