Giant Squid in Toyama Bay, Japan
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kurbeh (12/30/2015) [-] 
According to the video it was a small giant squid.
Does that make it a medium squid?
Or a kid squid?
Does that make it a medium squid?
Or a kid squid?
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damson (12/30/2015) [-] Wow
I wish I could see a human next to it for comparison, but I don't blame anyone for not wanting to go anywhere near it.
I wish I could see a human next to it for comparison, but I don't blame anyone for not wanting to go anywhere near it.
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addeon (12/30/2015) [-] And now we wait for them to capture it for food and/or porn.
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redrangerpower (12/31/2015) [-] **redrangerpower used "*roll picture*"**
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One thing I've always wondered about Spaltoon porn:
These a squids, who are also sometimes kids, correct?
Where are the beaks?
**redrangerpower rolled image**
One thing I've always wondered about Spaltoon porn:
These a squids, who are also sometimes kids, correct?
Where are the beaks?
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asotil (12/30/2015) [-] >Going to college for Marine Biology
>Want to specialize in Cepholopods and Mollusks
>See this
>Want to specialize in Cepholopods and Mollusks
>See this
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fancyjokes (12/31/2015) [-]
It's a shame it probably died a few moments or as much as a day after the video was taken. You can see it's skin's film deteriorated (white spots) on most of its body. Oils or diesel probably aggravated its condition once it got close to the city.
A diver took this video, and the squid barely moved at the harbor.
Sauce: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph0hkIJHTP0
Pro tip: At the fish market, buy squid with the most intact purple film as possible and with no ink stains.
A diver took this video, and the squid barely moved at the harbor.
Sauce: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph0hkIJHTP0
Pro tip: At the fish market, buy squid with the most intact purple film as possible and with no ink stains.
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ILIEKPEPSEE (12/31/2015) [-] It's obvious it was such a young one, too. It being literally a quarter of it's species' potential length. Probably explains why it showed it's face to humans in the first place.
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redrangerpower (12/31/2015) [-] That thing is acting like that one guy at a party that didn't want to come but felt like he had to.
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shemaledong (12/31/2015) [-] There is nothing to put it in perspective. So It could be a very tiny squid.
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Warcom (12/31/2015) [-] these things are so cool, im glad to see them appearing more and more but at the same time im a little concerned... why now? weve had cameras and suba diving for quite a long time....so why is it that now is when we are able to photograph them, why are they showing themselves .....i say aquatic uprising...were all doomed
