36K views · 2.1K reactions | : bugDreamer.com // Night dive with a baby cuttlefish in the Flores Sea! Cuttlefish utilize their excellent eyesight in addition to camouflage to increase their survival. Light-emitting cells called photophores allow for bioluminescence in many cephalopods, which may be used to confuse or startle predators, or potentially as a lure to attract prey. Location: Komodo, Indonesia. Filmed by Marcelo Johan Ogata | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR | Facebook

Don’t be fooled by the cuttlefish’s hypnotic dance—this flashy cephalopod can be deadly. http://on.natgeo.com/2b6QB4X | National Geographic

Wanna cuttle? The flamboyant cuttlefish uses its two clear tentacles to capture prey. Video by Robin Riggs #AOPcephalopods | Aquarium of the Pacific

Hairgrass and tetras.. what a habitat! Moenkhausia copei and Hyphessobrycon stictus were the main species in this habitat but in the slower water i found Copella sp, Nanostomus sp plus Dicrossus and Apistogramma. #fish #Brazil #tropicalfish #aquarium #biotope #Venezuela | Premier aquatics ltd