Lost in 2010 from the coast of California, the Humboldt Squid (Dosidicus gigas) was found again this year 100 miles from its usual feeding grounds. Scientists believe that warmer, less-nutrient rich waters are to blame. [Full Story] (photo: MBARI) View high resolution

Lost in 2010 from the coast of California, the Humboldt Squid (Dosidicus gigas) was found again this year 100 miles from its usual feeding grounds. Scientists believe that warmer, less-nutrient rich waters are to blame. [Full Story]

(photo: MBARI)

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    this phrasing makes it sound like there’s only one of them anyway Humboldt squid are terrifying, look at this guy (i...
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