FIG. 1
The subject
A squid has three hearts. Two push blood through the gills; the third serves the rest of the body. Its blood is blue, carried by copper instead of iron.
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SQUID / SQUID MUSTARD
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FIG. 1
A squid has three hearts. Two push blood through the gills; the third serves the rest of the body. Its blood is blue, carried by copper instead of iron.
FIG. 2
Most squid live for about a year, grow fast and feed whales, seabirds and fish. Healthy oceans run on animals like this.
FIG. 3
Front: a squid rising off-centre, with a second cropped by the hem. Back: one squid, large, diving across the back. Chest: the Pb element tile, wearer’s left, in the same squid umber ink.