Much like lizards that ditch their tails in a tussle, some deep-sea squid can sacrifice their glowing arms to distract enemies and swim to safety. Scientists observed this defense mechanism first-hand ...
Much like lizards that ditch their tails in a tussle, some deep-sea squid can sacrifice their glowing arms to distract enemies and swim to safety. Scientists observed this defense mechanism first-hand ...
This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American GULF OF CALIFORNIA—Days 10-13 Guaymas Basin: ...
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