WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?
The common cuttlefish has a broad, flattened body edged by fins rippling like a skirt. Its large eyes have W-shaped pupils.
Eight short arms surround the mouth. Two longer tentacles usually remain hidden, while skin colour and texture can change rapidly.
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