“squids”造句，怎麼用squids造句

Each year off the coast of Toyama Bay, Japan, billions of these tiny squids will gather to spawn, creating a cool light show.

These cephalopods — they're technically not squids — live in the deep ocean with millions of other species, some of which are little-known and on which little study has been done.

Seafood linguine pasta in tomato concassee, shrimp, squids and mussels.

Kind of rice mixed with steamed glutinous rice and aromatic stir-fried sliced pork, mushrooms, squids, and red onion.

Joined a fishing tour to Waterhouse Tasmania at Easter 2010. We caught plenty of flatheads, gurnards, pikes, kingfish, squids and Katy caught a gummy shark!

Tales of enormous squids have circulated throughout the world since ancient times.

The galleries themselves are home to some 70 million specimens - from immense pickled squids and wooden whales to slender threads of gold and tiny lichens pressed by Charles Darwin.

They can reach impressive lengths of 16 feet (4.8 meters) on a diet of other sharks, rays, squids, crabs, and occasionally seals.