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Does the king squid really exist?
King squid really exists.

King squid, mainly living in the deep sea areas of the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. Generally speaking, the adult giant squid can double in length, reaching 10- 13 meters. The legendary 18-20m king squid on the Internet is basically exaggerated, and there is not enough scientific proof.

The weight of the king squid is much lighter than everyone thinks. The largest female is only 275 kg, and the male is even only 150 kg. It's just not slim. Only their eyes are 27 cm in diameter, which is bigger than basketball, which helps them to see more clearly in the dark sea. The sucker of the king squid is also 8 cm in diameter, which is about the size of an apple.

distribution range

It is distributed all over the world, and the distribution area is related to the continental shelf and islands. It is rarely distributed in tropical and polar high latitudes.

1, found

Southeast Newfoundland, East Florida, Hawaii.

2. Stranded place

Sea of Japan, south of Japanese archipelago, southeast of Australia, around New Zealand, west of Greenland, Iceland, Norwegian Sea, North Sea, Great Britain, Ireland Island, Bay of Biscay, Newfoundland (east, northwest and southwest), Florida (east, south and west), and northern waters of California Peninsula.

3. Capture location

Southwest Norway, southeast Newfoundland, Canary Islands, Madeira Islands, northern California and southwest South Africa.