An international team of scientists captured stunning footage of a giant mother squid carrying her eggs through the depths of ...

A giant squid can move at about 25 mph, almost as quickly as they can swim in surface waters. The great white shark is faster. The great white shark keeps itself safe in ocean waters by using its ...

Top sea creatures There are several sea creatures that live deep inside the ocean. From large spindly crabs to surprisingly ...

Have you ever thought about which animals are the biggest in the world? From the magnificent blue whale to the majestic ...

Giant squid generally live in frigid waters some 500 to 1,000 meters beneath the ocean surface, and they use their dinner plate-size eyes to peer through the inky darkness, according to the ...

a Schmidt Ocean Institute video shows. Video screengrab A rare observance of a deep sea squid using one of its tentacles like a giant tongue got stranger still when it spewed out its intended meal ...

Giant squid, squid or Dosidicus gigas, measures up to 3 meters in length and can reach 50 kilos in weight. It is one of the main species of the southeastern Pacific Ocean and at the same time it ...