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Tag: squid

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How Big Is A Colossal Squid Really?

Dr. M October 22, 2013 body sizeColossal Squidgiantlengthsizesquid

Recently, Quarks to Quasar’s on Facebook published an illustration (above) of how massive a Colossal Squid can reach.  The Facebook post was liked by 3,300 people…

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The Most Boring Squid on Earth?

Dr. M September 12, 2013 armboringcocktaillazypassivesquidTentacletorpid

Much speculation occurs among biologists about the uses for all those arms and tentacles in squids.  Eight arms and two tentacles seem like appendage overkill. …

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Human-sized mystery blob found off the coast of Cuba

RR Helm June 25, 2013 AtlanticDiamond Squidegg masseseggsRebecca Helmsquid

On June 20th I received an email: a huge pink blob has been found off the coast of Cuba, and no one can figure out…

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Cloaking Klingon Cephalopods

Dr. M January 20, 2013 camoflaugecloakOctopusPredationsquidVisual Ecology

The Klingon Bird of Preys were first introduced in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.  Two classes existed, the B’rel-class and the K’Vort-class, roughly scout and light cruiser…

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Penetrating the mysteries of sex in deep-sea squid

Dr. M January 16, 2013 sexsexual positionsspermsquid

Undoubtedly you’ve already seen the above video of deep-sea squids mid-coitus at 1400 meters (0.86 miles) deep in the Gulf of Mexico.  The male and…

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Guest post: The stunning deep-water biodiversity of the Bear Seamount

Alistair Dove September 6, 2012 fishMichelle StaudingerNew EnglandOctopusseamountssquid

I’m delighted to present this guest post from Dr. Michelle Staudinger, a post-doc at the University of Missouri Columbia and stationed at the National Climate Change…

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Fearsome spiked tentacles of a deep-sea squid

Miriam Goldstein August 23, 2012 horrorspikessquidTentacle

You never know what may be sitting on a table in the Scripps Collections. Last time, I wandered by the Benthic Invertebrates Collection, there was…

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Apparently hell is populated by squid.

Miriam Goldstein July 11, 2012 CephalopodComicsSan Diego Comic ConSDCCsquid

As I mentioned in our Firefly post, I’ll be covering San Diego Comic Con for Deep Sea News. I’ll actually be attending the convention tomorrow,…

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Coordinated Hunting in Red Devils

Dr. M June 5, 2012 BehaviorfeedingHumboldt SquidPredationSchoolingsquidzombies

With just reason Humboldt or Jumbo Squid are called Diablo Rojo.  The skin of Dosidicus gigas is blood red but can change to bone white.…

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TGIF: Friday Fashion Finds

Holly Bik January 6, 2012 ArtCoralfashionKrakennematodesquidtgif

I’ve been suspiciously quiet on the blogging front lately. The reason: I’ve just completed a cross-country move in the middle of the holiday season (its…

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