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Squid School | ©Tony Rath (South Water Caye, Beilze)
The Caribbean reef squid, Sepioteuthis sepioidea (Teuthida - Loliginidae), is tropical species of squid that is limited in range by the distribution of coral reefs, primarily, and grass flats (Thalassia testudinum).
Caribbean reef squids occurs at depths of 0 to 20 m, mostly 3 to 7 m, in schools of 4 to 50 individuals of about equal size that cruise around the reefs or about the reef flats, or grass beds behind the reefs.
Sepioteuthis sepioidea lives in the ocean waters of Flordia and Bermuda through the West Indian islands and from Venezuela to Cozumel along the Caribbean shores of Central America and the northeast of South America.
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Tulip fields in the Netherlands bloom from March thru May and look like bold stripes of color from above. Watch how the timing of a flower blossoming can help us understand climate change.
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