Oceanography
Huge giant squid by bus can hide under deep sea
The Scottish scientist's study showed that giant squid hidden in deep sea could be bigger and longer than a school bus.
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Oceanography
The embodiment of the giant squid monster in legend
Holding the throne in the world of squid species due to its large size, Architeuthis giant squid almost has no deep-sea opponents.
Oceanography
3 species of squid are labeled giant monsters from birth
With an oversized body, these squid species are considered to be incarnations
Oceanography
Close-up of the beautiful color changing mechanism of squid skin
Did you know, squid possesses a transparent body but its skin is able to flexibly change its color?
Oceanography
Explain why the ink changes color when being changed
Many people are sharing interesting videos that make you
Oceanography
Fishermen catch super-large squid in New Zealand
On September 16, a group of scientists and researchers in New Zealand conducted a giant 350kg squid surgery, which was caught by fishermen in the country a few months ea…
Oceanography
Giant squid appeared again, Japanese people feared
Japan's NHK newspaper reported yesterday (February 25), a fisherman in the west of this country caught a giant squid.
Oceanography
Amazing secrets in the ocean
Dolphins with penetrating vision, brain-eating or catfish-eating ink, with up to 100,000 spikes are interesting memorabilia of the ocean world discovered by scientists.
Oceanography
Mysterious creatures make the night sea shimmer
Every night, in the typical darkness of the sea, there is a wonderful, sparkling blue light like the show of light artists.
Oceanography
Discovered a giant 8-meter alien ink
The rare image of squid shaped like a giant 8m long alien creature has been recorded quite close up.
Oceanography
Female ink creates fake testicles to avoid being attacked
Live squids in the eastern Pacific Ocean have a way of effectively protecting themselves against the attack of male squid.
Oceanography
The mystery of thousands of Humboldt squid washed ashore
Scientists have reported that the phenomenon of Humboldt ink died in large numbers in the area over the past decades, but the cause is still a mystery.
Oceanography
Vampire ink clears the sea
Despite the terrifying nickname, vampire ink doesn't suck the blood of animals and even helps the ocean become cleaner.
Oceanography
The only species that knows how to defend itself
Researcher Stephanie Bush at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute recently discovered that Octopoteuthis deletron squid is capable of removing part of its hand w…
Oceanography
The Japanese coast sparkles in the night
The spectacle occurred on the coast of Toyama City, Honshu Island, Japan from August 18, Roket News reported. It is made up of a concentration of millions of firefly squ…