February 3rd, 2010 
Steve O’Shea’s end game is to rear a giant squid in an aquarium. Step 1, try something easier first.
He is rearing broad squid, Sepioteuthis australis, and has set up SQUIDCAM – a movable web-cam which operates 24/7 – so that enthusiasts around the world can monitor his progress. Earlier attempts in 2000 saw him reach the 150-day mark for one squid species which lives at 300-metres below sea level. “The broad squid is very difficult to rear in captivity due to its 3mm size on hatching and the complex changes in diet over the first 60 days of life, but it brings me one step closer to the end game – growing giant squid,” says O’Shea
Say, considering that we know what the Cephalopods plan for enslaving humanity, isn’t this a form of treason?
One must welcome their cephalopod overlords by understanding them.
this is very boring