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A rare look at the giant squid

January 15, 2013by Lindsey Reiser Leave a comment

Despite their size, giant squid aren’t easily caught on camera. The creatures live in the darkest depths of the ocean and have remained largely elusive to scientists. That was before […]

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Animals, Ecology, Science News

We salute you, cephalopods

October 12, 2012by Lindsey Reiser Leave a comment

Today marks the end of a International Cephalopod Awareness Days, during which we appreciate our tentacled, bilaterally symmetrical aquatic friends. More specifically, octopi, squid, nautili, and cuttlefish (and yes, it […]

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