Now on exhibit: the largest cuttlefish we’ve ever displayed! This broadclub cuttlefish (Sepia latimanus) is the size of a football, and has an oversize attitude to match. “They’re pretty feisty,” says Paul Clarkson, curator of husbandry operations. It uses its arms in various colors and shapes to help distract prey before attacking.
Our supersize cephalopod was reared from eggs shipped from Japan, and you can see it on display now in our Tentacles exhibit. We’re the only U.S. aquarium to have this species!
