Sep 8 2022

Everything We Know About Squids

43 min 4 movies discussed
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Squids are very closely related to our old friend the octopus, but there are some key differences. You can learn all of this and more by simply clicking the play button right now.

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# Summary

Join Josh and Chuck as they dive deep into the weird and wonderful world of squid—these intelligent, shape-shifting cephalopods that are way stranger than they first appear. From the tiny coastal varieties to the legendary giant and colossal squid that inspired centuries of seafaring tales, they explore everything you never knew you wanted to know about squid anatomy, their surprisingly advanced intelligence, their freaky reproductive methods, and the mysterious ink they use to escape predators. You'll learn why squid have beaks, how they communicate through color-changing skin, and why eating these remarkably smart creatures might actually be kind of messed up.


Movies Discussed

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
1954 2h 7m
★ 7.1
"from the Odyssey to 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea are these accounts from sailors about these monsters — Cited as an example of literature featuring giant squid stories and sea monster accounts from seafaring tales." — Josh
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Curb Your Enthusiasm
2000
★ 8.0
"in what seemed like a real life curb your enthusiasm as an episode, he accidentally tripped a ref — Referenced when describing Meek Mill accidentally tripping a referee at a Sixers game, comparing it to the TV show."
My Octopus Teacher
My Octopus Teacher
2020 1h 25m
★ 7.9
"I quit eating this stuff when I saw my octopus teacher — Documentary that inspired Josh to stop eating octopus and squid due to learning about their intelligence." — Josh
Seinfeld
Seinfeld
1989
★ 8.3
"does Meek have the discography of that compares to like Seinfeld tapes — Mentioned as a comparison to discuss whether Meek Mill could bring something to a ref's hospital bed like a Curb Your Enthusiasm reference."

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