Common cuttlefish

The common cuttlefish is a clever cephalopod found in European waters. It spends summers near shore to breed, then retreats to deeper waters when colder seasons arrive. Known for its size and color-changing skin, this mollusk is one of the most recognizable cuttlefish species.

• Changes color instantly to communicate or hide from predators.
• Grows up to 19 inches long and can weigh nearly 9 pounds.
• Moves between shallow coastal waters and deep ocean areas seasonally.