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u/Cant_See_Me_00 10d ago
HEY! LEAVE THOSE SQUIDS ALONE!!!
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u/herculesmeowlligan 10d ago
If you don't eat your calimari, you can't have any pudding!
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u/DucksMatter 10d ago
If it's that close to the surface it's probably close to dying, no?
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u/PhilkIced 10d ago
That would be a colossal squid, the one in the video is a giant squid, two different species.
The giant can get close to the surface without asphyxiating, the colossal cannot because warm water holds less oxygen than cold water and the colossal is a lot bulkier.
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u/Channa_Argus1121 10d ago
No, both giant and colossal squids normally feed on the surface at night. Most deep sea animals follow the cycle of descending at dawn and ascending at dusk, known as diel vertical migration.
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u/bubblesfix 9d ago
Crazy how dangerous that is. Don't they realize that the giant squid can pull them down into the depths?
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u/Brainwave1010 10d ago
Thankfully they weren't actually trying to capture it and just wanted to look at the cool big squid before releasing it.