Do Octopuses Have Beaks Fascinating Facts You May Not Know
The octopus is a member of the family of cephalopods which means ‘head foot’ in Greek.All cephalopods in the world have a rostrum or two-part beak which is seen in the buccal mass and surrounded by head appendages. The beak functions in a scissor-like fashion and is also known as jaws or the mandibles.Cephalopods both extinct and living currently like squids, octopuses, vampyromorphs, and belemnites may have had these beak-like structures attached to their bodies....