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Ocean explorers have captured new footage of a bigfin squid, which looks like a horrific alien that H.P. Lovecraft would write home about. The post This Bigfin Squid Is a Spaghetti-Armed Nightmare ...

THIS is the incredible moment a bigfin squid with 13ft tentacles was spotted lurking 20,000 feet below the surface. A team of researchers made the incredible find using cameras which they lowered t… ...

In 2021, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration caught something miraculous during their 10th dive with Windows to the Deep exploration. The otherworldly animal in this video is a ...

This haunting footage shows the bigfin squid Magnapinna looking exactly like a mythical monster in its natural habitat. The video was filmed by oil company Shell, near their Perdido drilling ...

A bigfin squid gets caught in a vortex generated by the ROV’s thruster turbulence. The video was taken by ROV on March 25, 2017 at a depth of approximately 3,056 meters. Credit: Osterhage et al, PLOS ...

In fact, it’s the first known squid to inhabit the hadal zone, the deepest region of the ocean that starts at 6,000 meters (19,685 feet) below the water's surface.

Bigfin reef squid, also know as white-squid or oval squid, use microscopic pigment factories in their skin to match different undersea substrates. Deposit Photos Get the Popular Science daily ...

Male squid help choose a home for their mate, first-ever study shows. Bigfin reef squid may engage in paternal care, a practice more often seen in monogamous vertebrates, such as birds.

THIS is the incredible moment a bigfin squid with 13ft tentacles was spotted lurking 20,000 feet below the surface. A team of researchers made the incredible find using cameras which they lowered t… ...

The bigfin squid falls into the latter category and, for our H.P. Love-cash, may be the most haunting one we’ve ever seen. They went looking for a war wreck 6,000 meters under the sea—and ...