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An adorable stubby squid was recently spotted by the E/V Nautilus crew off the shore of California.
While many species of marine life are facing an unprecedented decline in population, one group of underwater critters are seeing a global increase.
For many years, scientists debated whether the giant squid was a swift and agile hunter like the powerful predator of legends or an ambush hunter.
Not much is known about the whiplash squid in this video. It lives so deep in the ocean that it’s rarely seen alive.
Scientists probing the depths of the Gulf of Mexico, came across a rarely spotted vampire squid.
The 10-inch eyes of giant squid may enable them to detect sperm whales from afar in the deep dark waters they inhabit.
Certain species of squid could choose to fly instead of swim to travel energy efficiently while migrating.
