Cuttlefish Collection (#7)

Cuttlefish - This cuttlefish changes colour constantly. It may reach 500mm in length Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea
VT-8366 Broadclub / broad club cuttlefish - This cuttlefish changes colour constantly. It may reach 500mm in length Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea Sepia latimanus See also VT-8367

Broadclub Cuttlefish - Cuttlefish mating. The male is holding the female with his arms Richlieu Rock, Thailand
VT-8370 Broadclub / broad club cuttlefish - Cuttlefish mating. The male is holding the female with his arm Richlieu Rock, Thailand

Broadclub Cuttlefish - Indo pacific - Great Barrier Reef - Australia
VT-6159 Broadclub Cuttlefish Indo pacific - Great Barrier Reef - Australia Sepia latimanus Camouflage Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Cuttlefish bone - lying on the strand line on top of bladder wrack - England - UK
DK-148 Cuttlefish bone - lying on the strand line on top of bladder wrack England, UK Sepia officinalis David Kilbey Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Cuttlefish, Sepia latimanus. Female laying eggs in a fire coral where she will stand guard until they hatch
VT-8809 Broadclub / broad club cuttlefish - Female laying eggs in a fire coral where she will stand guard until they hatch. After the hatching is safely over she will die. Great Barrier Reef

Cuttelfish - showing siphon Indonesia
VT-6827 Cuttlefish - showing siphon Indonesia Sepia latimanus Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Cuttlfish eggs
VT-3550 Cuttlefish eggs Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Broadclub Cuttlfish Tropical Indo-pacific
KEL-399 Broadclub Cuttlefish Tropical Indo-pacific Sepia latimanus Ken Lucas Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Giant Cuttlefish - Endemic to southern and eastern Australia this is largest of all cuttlefish
VT-8371 Giant Cuttlefish - Endemic to southern and eastern Australia this is largest of all cuttlefish and can reach a length of one meter Jervis Bay, NSW

Broadclub Cuttlefish - This cuttlefish changes colour and shape constantly
VT-8369 Broadclub Cuttlefish - This cuttlefish changes colour and shape constantly. Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea Sepia latimanus It may reach 500mm in length See also other pictures of S

Cuttlefish courting - Two male cuttlefish courting a female. both males struggled with each other to hold the female
VT-8364 Cuttlefish courting - Two male cuttlefish courting a female. both males struggled with each other to hold the female Thailand, Andaman Sea, Richlieu Rock

Cuttlefish courting - The male displaying to the female prior to copulation. Thailand, Andaman sea
VT-7782 Cuttlefish courting - The male displaying to the female prior to copulation Thailand, Andaman sea Sepia lycidas Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

Cuttlefish - The male caressing the female prior to copulation Richlieu rock. Andaman Sea, Thailand
VT-7781 Cuttlefish - The male caressing the female prior to copulation Richlieu rock. Andaman Sea, Thailand Sepia lycidas Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display

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"Discover the Enigmatic Cuttlefish: Masters of Disguise and Adventure" Embark on an underwater journey to unravel the mysteries of the captivating cuttlefish. Just like Verne's 20, 000 Leagues Under the Sea, these intelligent creatures possess remarkable abilities that will leave you in awe. With one arm wriggling in the air, they brandish their unique charm. Found in warm waters across Asia and the Indo-Pacific region, including Pharaoh Cuttlefish and Giant Cuttlefish from South Australia, these cephalopods are true wonders of nature. Their ever-changing colors and shapes make them masters of disguise as they navigate through vibrant corals. Sepia officinalis is a common species known for its side view captured beautifully in Picture No. 12019792. Growing up to 500mm in length, it showcases a stark contrast to Sepia elegans - a squid-like cuttlefish with flamboyant characteristics. In an isolated area of Papua New Guinea lies an extraordinary creature - possibly a new species. The Flamboyant Cuttlefish exhibits unusual behavior while blending seamlessly with its surroundings. Its discovery adds another chapter to our understanding of these fascinating animals. Witness incredible interactions between great argonauts, cuttlefishes, and flying squids as they gracefully traverse ocean depths together. These marine marvels captivate us not only with their physical prowess but also with their mesmerizing eyes seen up close off Tenerife's coast in Canary Islands. The world offers endless surprises; each encounter reveals more about their intelligence and adaptability. Join us on this adventure into the realm where reality meets imagination – where ancient tales come alive through these enigmatic creatures known as "cuttles.