アメリカ自然史博物館のインスタグラム(amnh) - 6月18日 03時50分

It’s that time of year again-- Cephalopod Week! And this year, they’ve really got their tentacles in everything at the Museum. Check out this spooky print of the vampire squid along with several other striking vintage illustrations of cephalopods in our special exhibit, Opulent Oceans, on display now in the LeFrak Corridor gallery. The vampire squid is not only not a vampire, but it isn’t even a squid. It’s actually a modern representative of an ancient link between squid and octopus, and the only living member of the order of cephalopods known as Vampyromorphida. It has remained largely unchanged for hundreds of millions of years, as it is so perfectly adapted to its unique lifestyle in the deepest reaches of the sea. Also, arguably our most famous cephalopod (or infamous if you’re a sperm whale), the Giant Squid in our Milstein Hall of Ocean Life, just underwent a cleaning and restoration that needs to be seen to be believed. #amnh #vampiresquid #cephalopod #cephalopodweek #opulentoceans #ivanttosuckyourblood #vampire #vintageprint #nature #oceanlife #tentacles #squid #octopus

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