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Japanese scientists discovered a monster glowing squid. The squid’s real name is Architeuthis. The squid weighs about 135 pounds (61 kilograms) and measured 7.6 feet long (2.3 meters). The last time they saw the architeuthis was in Maine 1993. Afterwards, they began to get extincted until a sperm whale was caught chasing after the squid. They say that its glowing arms can blind and stun the prey.
Japanese scientists discovered a monster glowing squid. The squid’s real name is Architeuthis. The squid weighs about 135 pounds (61 kilograms) and measured 7.6 feet long (2.3 meters). The last time they saw the architeuthis was in Maine 1993. Afterwards, they began to get extincted until a sperm whale was caught chasing after the squid. They say that its glowing arms can blind and stun the prey.
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I think this was a very important article because the squid was found long time ago but they found it back! It is also a very special creature because it can glow in the water at night. What really surprised me was that the sperm whales can track the squids because they love to eat squids. So the japanese scientists use the sperm whales to track any squids.
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ReplyDeleteI think this is so exciting because the last squid was found in Maine! That's where i grew up, but never heard of giant glowing squids in the ocean! Yikes... You did a great job.
ReplyDeleteWOW THATS SOOOOOOOOOO COOL! I CAN NOT BELEIVE THAT THATS AMAZING!!! thats soo cool that its glowing arm can blind someone i think thats awsome (sorry if i mispell some words:)) I never new that!
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