Dissecting the Humboldt Squid

Voracious squid, weighing as much as a human, have slowly made their way up the western coast of North America. We take an up close look at this prolific creature to find out why it's thriving. Read more about the Humboldt Squid on the website of Scientific American http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=humboldt-squid-expansion

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• squid
• humboldt squid
• scientific american
• nature
• scientificamerican.com
• climate change
• ocean dead zones
• ocean

[msliscool]

looks delicious

[agapitoflores001]

A quid as big as that is so scary. If you see one like that, I bet you'll swim faster than a sea craft.

[Innovationxvideos]

How did I get here from woodysgamertag..

[aqwmanic4life]

wow anyone want lunch XD

[98mccracken]

where the fuck is the disection

[tnai819]

EAT THE FUCKING EYE LENSES !!!!

[MrErock72]

i believe on of the reasons the humblotd move more north every so years is to find a better food source in different regions cause lets not forget, humblotd squid if left with no food will led to be doing canniblizum

[Allosaurus333]

!!!

[rubikscube10111]

@omiolo

i prefer the taste of octopuss! nice to see someone loves to eat squid and octopusses :)

[omiolo]

I think squid tastes good, I don't think I have had Humboldt before though.

I would like to know how they get their chitosan that strong though.