Sepiida (Decapodiformes)
Cuttlefish are marine animals belonging to the cephalopod family, which also includes squid and octopuses. They have a unique internal shell called a cuttlebone and are known for their ability to rapidly change the color and pattern of their skin for communication and camouflage.
They live in warm coastal waters of the Mediterranean and Eastern Atlantic, and are carnivorous, mainly eating crustaceans, fish, and other cephalopods. Cuttlefish are known for their complex communication and camouflage abilities and are solitary creatures, except during mating season. There are over 120 species of cuttlefish, with some being endangered due to overfishing and habitat loss.
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