Tiny pond squid

The tiny pond squid (Idiosepius idiotica) is a species of freshwater bobtail squids that is native to northwestern Nareemia, southwestern Siere, the Soon Islands, and northern Chuliana. It resembles a tiny, translucent squid that grows no bigger than to 1.3" (3.3cm) in length. Tiny pond squids live in a variety of water-based habitats including ones found in sewers, drains, and even up toilets. Tiny pond squids are one of the few species that can tolerate dirty and disease-infested waters and environments. 
== Distribution and habitat ==
Tiny pond squids live in northwestern Parania and western Herethear. In Nareemia, they are distributed throughout Chimchester, Gastwere, Stagg, Balmica, New Hayburg, Hasriden, Montane, and New Siere; they, alongside red mice, are a problematic species in western Nareemia due to populations spiking intensely, their range leaks into Siere where they are found in southern Pondchaud, Kamver, Causaking, and the Soon Islands. Tiny pond squids also range as far as to the northern island of Chuliana where they are not found in urban settings, like in Nareemia, and rather in wooded or isolated areas. 
== Behavior ==
The tiny pond squids are very passive and skittish specimens, moving much faster than an ordinary squid. They usually swim around constantly and spray ink whenever feeling threatened, for example, when a person picks up a tiny pond squid, they may eject a cloud of ink which gives them a small opportunity to escape or hide. The main prey of the tiny pond squid is Rebecca's krill, another unique freshwater species that commonly shares the environment with the tiny pond squid.
Category:Animals
Category:Crustaceans
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Siere
Category:Nareemian Wildlife