Cuttlefish are so intelligent they can remember what, where, and when they last ate, but did you know they're also masters of disguise? Discover more in #SuperNaturalSeries, streaming on Disney . | National Geographic TV

🎥: bugDreamer.com // Night dive with a baby cuttlefish in the Flores Sea! Cuttlefish utilize their excellent eyesight in addition to camouflage to increase their survival. Light-emitting cells called photophores allow for bioluminescence in many cephalopods, which may be used to confuse or startle predators, or potentially as a lure to attract prey. Location: Komodo, Indonesia. Filmed by Marcelo Johan Ogata | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR

The Cuttlefish. Where do we even start when talking about how cool Cuttlefish are? Aside from being able to change colour, having 3 hearts, and blue-green blood, even their eyes and pupils are unique. As it turns out, their W-shaped pupils stretch more than 180 degrees so they can see what’s in front and behind them at the same time, and this ‘wavy’ shape helps them to control the density of light that enters, allowing them to focus on prey in varying light conditions on the Reef. So, if you do

Hairgrass and tetras.. what a habitat! Moenkhausia copei and Hyphessobrycon stictus were the main species in this habitat but in the slower water i found Copella sp, Nanostomus sp plus Dicrossus and Apistogramma. #fish #Brazil #tropicalfish #aquarium #biotope #Venezuela | Premier aquatics ltd