Giant Squid - Filmed Alive

[Malthus]

Well this is fucking awesome. My apologies if someone has alreadly linked to it.

Footage of Giant Squid in its natural habitat, filmed for the first time:

http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2013/01/09/remarkable-new-giant-squid-footage-surprises-experts

What can one say other than  ?

[lustindarkness]

Well this is fucking awesome. My apologies if someone has alreadly linked to it.

Footage of Giant Squid in its natural habitat, filmed for the first time:

http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2013/01/09/remarkable-new-giant-squid-footage-surprises-experts

What can one say other than  ?

Very cool, but I thought they had filmed one some years ago? Anyway .

[Malthus]

Very cool, but I thought they had filmed one some years ago? Anyway .

I seem to recall they filmed another very large species of squid, but not the Giant Squid.

[lustindarkness]

I can't see video from work, but pics online seems it was a pretty big one. Big enough to make it hard to fry it up.

[Malthus]

As reviewed in the scientific paper: "Giant Squid: Avatar of Cthulhu or Lifetime Supply of Calamari?" 

[Tamas]

"Discoveries are difficult to make in a remote environment like this. It's the largest living space on Earth, but the things in it are pretty spread out," he says. Squid are also notoriously shy, and will bolt if exposed to unnatural light.

Maybe they remember:

[jimmy olsen]

Looks pretty awesome, hopefully this documentary can live up to the famed documentaries Animal Planet did on Dragons and Mermaids.

[Eddie Teach]

Lifetime Supply of Calamari?" 

Sadly not.

just don't expect to be eating giant squid calamari: Widder says its body contains too much ammonia to be edible.

[Malthus]

Looks pretty awesome, hopefully this documentary can live up to the famed documentaries Animal Planet did on Dragons and Mermaids.

Giant Squid are rather better documentary subjects, being real and all. 

[Viking]

Lifetime Supply of Calamari?" 

Sadly not.

just don't expect to be eating giant squid calamari: Widder says its body contains too much ammonia to be edible.

Like the greenland shark, have it rot for a few months and it will be edible.

[Malthus]

Lifetime Supply of Calamari?" 

Sadly not.

just don't expect to be eating giant squid calamari: Widder says its body contains too much ammonia to be edible.

Like the greenland shark, have it rot for a few months and it will be edible.

For certain values of "edible". 

[viper37]

Well this is fucking awesome. My apologies if someone has alreadly linked to it.

Footage of Giant Squid in its natural habitat, filmed for the first time:

http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2013/01/09/remarkable-new-giant-squid-footage-surprises-experts

What can one say other than  ?

that picture at the top makes it look like a Reaper from Mass Effect

[jimmy olsen]

Looks pretty awesome, hopefully this documentary can live up to the famed documentaries Animal Planet did on Dragons and Mermaids.

Giant Squid are rather better documentary subjects, being real and all. 

Animal Planet would never lie to me!

I hope they do a documentary on Griffins next.

[lustindarkness]

Dragons, Mermaids, Big Foot and the Turtle Man from KY are real.

[jimmy olsen]

Dragons, Mermaids, Big Foot and the Turtle Man from KY are real.

I've never heard of this one.