Cephalopods like octopuses, squids, and cuttlefish are one of the most successful groups of mollusks due to several key characteristics. They have advanced nervous systems and eyes. They are highly mobile, using jet propulsion or other methods of locomotion. Their behaviors are also complex, using camouflage and other defenses. With around 800 living species that inhabit oceans worldwide, cephalopods have been able to thrive in various marine environments through their physiological and behavioral adaptations.