Researchers captured the first confirmed video of a colossal squid swimming in its natural habitat—almost 2,000 feet deep.

Giant squid, once thought to be sea serpents, are very rarely seen and live at depths of 200-1,000m. They can weigh up to a 1,000kg and the largest ever spotted measured a vast 18.5m and was found ...

A colossal squid was filmed in its natural environment by scientists for the first time, according to the Schmidt Ocean ...

The first footage of a giant squid swimming alive can be seen below. The colossal squid photographed is still young, measuring just 30cm in length, and is far from mature. However, fully mature ...

You may have heard of the giant squid, a massive underwater creature known to grow up to about 43 feet. In 2006, Japanese scientists captured a young female of the species on camera for the first ...

Brooklyn-based Two-Man Giant Squid started off as an anonymous, experimental bedroom project by multi-instrumentalist Mitchell Vinokur three years ago. “I had no plans to play it out or be a ...

That started to change with mounting clues: squid beaks and body parts discovered in the stomachs of sperm whales, and ...

Bolstad clarified that the colossal squid is not the same as the giant squid. While the colossal squid lives exclusively in the Antarctic and sub-Antarctic regions, the giant squid is found in ...

The colossal squid, a mysterious creature lurking in the Antarctic abyss, has finally made a cameo, a cohort of scientists say. You may have heard of the giant squid, which is famous from mariners ...

It's important to note that colossal squids should not to be confused with giant squids. While giant squids are longer, they are not as heavy. Giant squids also inhabit the deep sea but are found ...

The last known giant squid (Architeuthis dux) to wash ashore near Cape Town showed up on Long Beach in Kommetjie, on April 30. That cephalopod measured roughly 3.5 meters long.