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A giant squid's soccer ball-sized eyeballs are three times wider than any other animal's, but explaining why has kept squid researchers busy... 
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The gene which gives squids the ability to change colour and camouflage themselves has been recreated synthetically.
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Fossilized remains of squid were so well-preserved that scientists were able to draw a picture of it -- using its own ink.
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Photographic study shows that cephalopods travel faster in air than in water.
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The gene which gives squids the ability to change colour and camouflage themselves has been recreated synthetically. Via Gerd Moe-Behrens
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Squid and octopus can dramatically change color to hide from predators, offering insights into the secrets of invisibility.
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