Broadclub Cuttlefish
Sepia latimanus
Also known as: Cephalopod, Reef Cuttlefish
- Cephalopod
- Reef Cuttlefish
Showing details for the juvenile stage. Switch stages to see how it differs.
Overview
Juveniles hide among coral and rubble once hatched, and often pass themselves off as mangrove leaves, using colour and posture to suggest a stalk, veins and dark flecks.
How to identify
- Body shape
- skin tags
- Behaviour
- camouflagedchanges colourinks
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Habitat & where to find it
Where the juvenile stage lives, and where its photos were taken.
- Range · Indo-West Pacific
- Country only · 5
Juvenile photos 5
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Deep dive
Taxonomy
- kingdomAnimalia
- phylumMollusca
- classCephalopoda
- orderSepiida
- familySepiidae
- genusSepia
- speciesSepia latimanus
SourcesWikipedia
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