A baby colossal squid was filmed in the deep sea by an ocean expedition near Antarctica. The world's largest squid has eluded ...

In a video shared by The Associated Press, squid researcher from the Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand, Dr. Kat Bolstad, states that Schmidt Ocean Institute captured the first live ...

The first confirmed footage of a juvenile colossal squid in its natural habitat shows a delicate and graceful animal – far ...

Two research expeditions have captured the first footage of two squid species — a colossal squid and a glacial glass squid — swimming in the deep sea.

A recent groundbreaking study has revealed an astonishing natural event: terrestrial animals that managed to journey across the Pacific Ocean, covering an immense 8,000 kilometers, to settle on a new ...

The discovery of so much life – and such big life – was unanticipated ... what is in the deep-deep sea, which is smaller animals and incredible diversity but not large animals except in ...

A team of researchers has just revealed the first confirmed footage of a colossal squid alive in its natural habitat. The ...

The whistle, intended to get the attention of the 8,000-pound animals swimming around in the tank, saved his life on occasion, but it easily could have cost him his life if a whale had grabbed it ...

“Islanders Consider Exodus as Sea Level Rises,” the British newspaper The Guardian reported last year. A new Atlantis? Maybe. But not all scientists ... We had a big drought starting in ...

Dr Holden said beavers were "typically expected to live in rivers or lakes and fresh water systems" but it was not uncommon for the animals to be seen swimming in estuaries or the sea.

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Barby Keel has been running the animal sanctuary for 54 years A 90-year ... "The people who visit us are like a big family," said Barby. "Lots of children visit and a lot of people who live ...