Squid in the aceh language has the name Eungkot Noh . Squid has tentacles, siphon sucker arms, gills, rectum, penis, veins, arteries, kidneys and others. Each of these organs has a function. The body of the squid can be distinguished over head, neck, and body. The head of a large squid, his eyes well developed because it can serve to see. Its mouth is in the middle, surrounded by 10 tentacles, 2 long tentacles and 8 shorter tentacles. Long tentacles serve to capture prey and swim. In each tentacle there is a suction or sucker. On the left and right side of the body there are fins that are important for the balance of the body. Dorsal surface wall is an important pen for supporting the body. The whole body of the squid is wrapped in a mantle. In the back, the mantle attached to the body, whereas in the abdominal area is not attached, so that the cavity formed called the cavity of the mentel. Squid can move in two ways, namely by using tentacles and by spraying water from the mantle cavity. When the cavity is full of water, and water spraying through the chiffon causes the body of the squid to retreat. Water spray gives a very strong impulse to the body of the squid, resulting in movement like arrows, that is why squid is often called the sea arrow. Squid digestive tools consist of mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, appendix, intestines and anus. The digestive system of squid has been equipped with digestive glands that include the salivary glands, liver, and pancreas. Squid foods are crustaceans, other molluscs, and fish. Anus squid squid boils down to the mantle cavity. Squid can only multiply in a manner. Her genitals are separated, each genitals are located near the end of the mantle cavity near the open channel toward the chiffon funnel. Female squid produces eggs to be fertilized in the cavity of the mentel. Then, the fertilized egg is wrapped in a gelatin-based capsule.
