Giant squid netted in Gulf of MexicoSource: abc.net.au
US scientists in the Gulf of Mexico unexpectedly netted a 5.9-metre giant squid off the coast of Louisiana, the Interior Department said, showing how little is known about life in the deep waters of the Gulf.
Scientists draw squid using its 150 million-year-old fossilised inkSource: Telegraph
Paleontologists discovered the remains of the creature, called a Belemnotheutis antiquus, during a dig at a Victorian excavation in Trowbridge, Wilts.
They cracked open what appeared to be an ordinary looking rock only to find the one-inch-long black ink sac inside.
The cephalopods can hear youSource: BBC News
Octopus and squid can hear.
The discovery resolves a century-long debate over whether cephalopods, the group of sea creatures that includes octopus, squid, cuttlefish and nautiluses, can hear sounds underwater.
Squid symbiosis may shed light on diseaseSource: newscientist.com
THE Japanese bobtail squid and luminescent marine bacteria live in blissful harmony: the bacteria have a home in the squid's light organ while producing for the squid rippling patterns of light to confuse prey or predators.
The Disturbing Sex Lives of Deep Sea Squid Source: SPIEGEL ONLINE
A Dutch biologist has extensively studied the reproductive techniques of deep-ocean squid. During sex, they are brutal and ruthless -- and sometimes clumsy.
Alien-like Squid With "Elbows" Filmed at Drilling SiteSource: chrome
A mile and a half (two and a half kilometers) underwater, a remote control submersible's camera has captured an eerie surprise: an alien-like, long-armed, and—strangest of all—"elbowed" Magnapinna squid.
Alien-like Squid Filmed at Ultra-Deep Oil-Drilling SiteSource: National Geographic
A mile and a half (two and a half kilometers) underwater, a remote control submersible's camera has captured an eerie surprise: an alien-like, long-armed, and—strangest of all—"elbowed" Magnapinna squid.
Cannibal squid dissected live on internetSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Scientists in at the Melbourne Museum have completed a public dissection on a giant squid caught off the coast of Victoria earlier this year.
The giant squid weighs 245 kilograms and in its natural environment would have reached 12 metres in length.
Scientists probe giant squid sex secretsSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Victorian scientists are preparing to dissect a giant squid caught off the state's south-west coast last week, hoping to find out more about the enigmatic marine creature.
Giant squid netted in VictoriaSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
A giant squid has been found off Portland in Victoria's south-west.
The six-metre long, 230-kilogram squid was still alive when it was netted by commercial fishermen last night.
Colossal squid's big eye revealedSource: BBC News
The huge eye of the world's largest squid has been revealed by scientists dissecting a rare, intact half-tonne specimen in New Zealand.