Video: 'What's it to ya, Moby Dick?': Rare giant squid with fist sized beak and massive eye that typically roams 3,000 feet below ocean's surface washes up on Cape Town shore just months after ...

Flying squid are a delicacy ... pandemic A seaside town in Japan has raised eyebrows after it used funding from an emergency Covid-19 relief grant to build a giant statue of a squid.

The first video of the animal in its natural habitat was taken more than 2,000 feet below the surface of the ocean, off the coast of Japan ... here's the giant squid's beak.

This means it cannot swallow large pieces of food. Giant squid have a parrot-like beak between their eight arms and two tentacles. It is used to kill prey and to tear it into pieces small enough ...

TOYOOKA, Hyogo Prefecture—Two scuba divers captured rare photos and video of a giant squid slowly plodding along off the coast here and unusually close to the surface. Giant squids are one of ...

The New Yorker's David Grann wrote that giant squid can be "larger than a whale and stronger than an elephant, with a beak that can sever steel cables." Here's what is known about the mysterious ...

A rare giant squid was ... bring food into their beak-like mouth, according to National Geographic. From what we know, their ...

Every creature seems to demand a unique approach for filming, and the firefly squid of Toyama Bay, Japan, were no exception. These otherworldly animals spend most of their lives in the depths of ...

Tusoteuthis was a giant squid nearly equal in size to those that ... The pen supported a fleshy body with large eyes, a sharp beak, and presumably ten arms lined with suckers that made Tusoteuthis ...

An curved arrow pointing right. The squid in the Japanese dish "katsu ika odori don" aren't alive, but with a little soy sauce they spring into action. Story by Tony Manfred and editing by Stephen ...