The skin of a squid is like a living LCD screen: pulsing pockets of pigment stretch and crumple from the push and pull of microscopic muscles, revealing or replacing colors that ripple over its body for communication and camouflage. | Monterey Bay Aquarium

A colourful ballet performance... by a squid 🦑 Male Australian squid (Sepioteuthis australis) perform to attract the attention of a potential mate, putting on a mesmerising, colour-changing show. Females will then lay eggs protected by tough, rubbery cases that other creatures find toxic. Take the plunge with BBC Earth and discover what lies beneath the surface. #WorldOceansDay #BluePlanet | BBC Earth

Learn how to make Cebuano-style Sinugba na Nukos (grilled squid)—tender, smoky, and loaded with umami. Chef Tatung shares the easy way to prepare squid, season it properly, and grill it perfectly without turning rubbery. This recipe is perfect for inihaw nights and weekend gatherings. | Simpol.PH