identifying cephalopods in posts

Quando estão passando a lista pra participar do amigo oculto na firma e te acham.

Reasoning: Typical alarm pattern with stripe through eye, "veined" pattern

Ruby octopus ("Octopus" rubescens), not sure about source Day octopus ("Octopus" cyanea), from a video by hawaiiaquaman on Instagram Blue-ringed octopus (Hapalochlaena sp.), photograph by David Liittschwager Common octopus (Octopus vulgaris), not sure about source

Ive never heard the term in my life, theres no relevant search results, and even the google ai couldn't help me I'm sorry 😭

Here is the source for this photo: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/21461626 Google image results tend to pull random "default" images of an organism from iNaturalist if there are no available photos of it on iNaturalist, hence why this unrelated species appears. "Octopus" gorgonus is a member of the Abdopus horridus group, along with Abdopus abaculus, the mosaic octopus, the most well known of this group, identifiable by the round patches of color down their arms and the rest of their body. It was described from Tonga, and this seems to be the most likely photo of "Octopus" gorgonus on iNaturalist: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/26211189

Ive never heard the term in my life, theres no relevant search results, and even the google ai couldn't help me I'm sorry 😭

Here is the source for this photo: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/21461626 Google image results tend to pull random "default" images of an organism from iNaturalist if there are no available photos of it on iNaturalist, hence why this unrelated species appears. "Octopus" gorgonus is a member of the Abdopus horridus group, along with Abdopus abaculus, the mosaic octopus, the most well known of this group, identifiable by the round patches of color down their arms and the rest of their body. It was described from Tonga, and this seems to be the most likely photo of "Octopus" gorgonus on iNaturalist: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/26211189

Reasoning: False eyespot occasionally displayed below the real eye, radial star pattern around eye, white spotted arms This is fighting behavior! Note the high contrast pattering and attempts to constrict the opponent's mantle using their arms.

Of course you can, friend!!!!

I'm so sorry I didn't see this in time!!!!

Cuttlefish be upon ye!!!! Todays cephalopod pink!!!!!

These critters were easier to spot than many of the small fish. Juvenile harlequin sweetlips, moray eel, redtooth triggerfish, octopus.

Reasoning: White spots on arms and dorsal mantle, radial “star” pattern around the eye, long arms

A deep sea squid. Filmed in the Pacific Ocean. From Into the Abyss: Worlds of the Deep - The Twilight Zone (2023).

Reasoning: Way too long!!! and second pair of fins

A deep sea squid. Filmed in the Pacific Ocean. From Into the Abyss: Worlds of the Deep - The Twilight Zone (2023).

Reasoning: Iridescent markings on both dorsal and ventral, robust mantle, distinctly pigmented fins

Charlene-SJ

Reasoning: Stellate papillae, blue-lined fin rim with periodic dark spots

Rowan Dear

Reasoning: Diagnostic pairs of 3-lobed papillae above the eyes