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Home animal Those long arms our friend the cuttlefish is extending are called, aptly, feeding tentacles. The ends are called "tentacular clubs" and help the cuttlefish get a better grip on their prey. While the shafts they are connected to are smooth, the clubs have rows of suckers.

Those long arms our friend the cuttlefish is extending are called, aptly, feeding tentacles. The ends are called "tentacular clubs" and help the cuttlefish get a better grip on their prey. While the shafts they are connected to are smooth, the clubs have rows of suckers.

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Those long arms our friend the cuttlefish is extending are called, aptly, feeding tentacles. The ends are called "tentacular clubs" and help the cuttlefish get a better grip on their prey. While the shafts they are connected to are smooth, the clubs have rows of suckers.

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