Definition
Genus Sepia represents the most common and well-known genus of cuttlefish. These cephalopods are found worldwide and are celebrated for their camouflage abilities and unique cuttlebone. They exhibit complex behaviors, including elaborate mating rituals. Genus Sepia species are often studied for their intelligence and adaptability. They are active predators, relying on camouflage and speed to capture prey. Many species are commercially fished for food. 🐟