North-Korean Hockey Squid

Its Latin Name is Calamarus Kinjongus

Migration
North-Korean hockey squids are natives of Canada, and have learned many hockey skills from the people there. Although, through reading The Globe and Mail, they have heard of a place called North Korea, and noticing the word "north" in the name, the limited intelligence of the hockey squid decides to move there so he can play more hockey. They are generally disappointed with the lack of hockey there (and lack of food) and lay there eggs there before dying of starvation. Once the eggs hatch they immediately move to Canada, not knowing that where they will spend their last days is where they were born.

Anatomy and Biology
The squid is larger than most other squids, and has a much larger brain (for understanding the rules of hockey) and a special gland called the Hockeyglandis which produces a hormone called Hockeyosterone which increases it's skill at playing hockey, It's eight tentacles allow it to hold eight hockey sticks at any given moment. The North-Korean hockey-squid's anatomy seems to be based entirely off playing hockey, and it is not known what the evolutionary advantage of such a skill is.

C. A. Lamari
C. A. Lamari was the only squid ever accepted into the NHL, after immense protest from pseudanimal rights activists became enraged that they weren't allowed to join. He went on to become the only hockey squid to score a goal, only squid to score a hat-trick, only squid to go coast to coast, only squid to win a game and the only squid to win a Stanley Cup (which he ate, thinking it was a buttercup).