A giant squid discovered in Japan is definitely the largest squid in the world and one of the largest animals in the world. Most people think that giant sea creatures like this generally live in the deep sea and are almost only discovered when they die stranded. However, Japanese scientists actually photographed it in the deep sea through their own efforts. It is reported that this kind of Squid can grow up to 80 meters or more.

The largest invertebrate in the world

If an 8-meter-long squid appears next to you, you will definitely be shocked and feel that the end of the world is coming, but it will definitely Most people have never encountered this situation, but it is not something only seen in science fiction movies, because such a squid has been found. Through hard work, Japanese biologists went through 1,000 voyages and more than 400 hours of diving search missions, and finally photographed an 8-meter-long super giant squid.

This kind of squid is also called the king squid. It is reported that the largest body length in the deep sea waters of the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean can reach about 20 meters and weighs about 2-3 tons. The largest one can even grow to 80 meters long. It is definitely at the level of ancient behemoths and is currently the largest invertebrate in the world. Such a giant squid is simply a nightmare when sailing, because its temperament is extremely ferocious, and once encountered, it is difficult for you to escape.

Its legend is like the legend of Kraken, the Norwegian Kraken. Once encountered, it will be an eternal nightmare. Alfred the Great, the king of southern England in the Middle Ages, once said that in the unfathomable depths of the sea, the Kraken is sleeping. It has been sleeping for centuries and will continue to sleep on the giant sea worm until there is One day, the fire of the sea worm will warm the bottom of the sea, and people and angels will witness it. It will rise from the bottom of the sea with a roar, and everything on the sea will be destroyed. Previous page 0 /2 Next page