Submarine robots find new deep sea squid species that lays surprisingly big eggs
The deep sea is a magnificently mysterious place.
The deep sea is a magnificently mysterious place.
This specimen pushes the history of squids, cuttlefish, and octopi back by over 80 million years.
Fossilized behaviors are extremely rare finds.
"This the first time modern technology has been used to explore the brain of this amazing animal."
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