A deep sea monster has surfaced in County Kerry. An extremely rare giant squid, which measures 5.8m (20ft) long, was landed by fishermen off the coast of Dingle on the Coast of Ireland. For the first time in 22 years, a giant squid has turned up in Irish waters. The 5.8-metre (19ft) specimen was hauled up recently by trawl fishermen on the country's southwest coast.
The giant squid is a deep-ocean dwelling squid in the family Architeuthidae. Giant squid can grow to a tremendous size due to deep-sea gigantism. Russian sailors recently came across a massive squid, which they captured on video posted to YouTube. We also did a posting of a giant squid back in 2013 when it was spotted in Tokyo. CLICK HERE For Giant Squid In Tokyo
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THAT'S SO cOool. I read an article like this one that caught my attention to know more about it!
19 feet long… what a crock! This specimen is 2.5X that but nobody want to admit to that fact. Too many expert reputations at stake.
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