Get the full length video on the Whales Tohora exhibition website: collections.tepapa.govt.nz ... Dive with a sperm whale and join the hunt for the giant squid. This amazing experience is based on real scientific data taken from digital tags (D-tags) placed on sperm whales. From Search and Destroy, Whales Tohora exhibition
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The vampire squid can turn itself "inside out" to avoid predators. This new video was released by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute to emphasize the need to protect species like this in the deep oceans from the effects of human activities.
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A football octopod and a piglet squid are just a few of the bizarre deep-sea creatures uncovered during the ten-year Census of Marine Life, which ends in 2010. Video Courtesy: Census of Marine Life
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8/24/11 - Video and account were down for a while due to a bogus copyright claim. I'm glad it's back up so I can share this weird experience with everyone! A seafood bowl I ate in Hakodate in Hokkaido, Japan. It had salmon roe and seaweed and some other things, with the highlight being the "dancing" squid on top. Dancing squid dishes seem to be at many restaurants in Hakodate, but this particular one may have been the only one with this bowl set. The place was located in the seafood restaurant arcade across the parking lot from Hakodate Station if anyone is interested. Edit: I added some information in a reply comment but it's now buried somewhere. The basic idea behind the sodium in the soy sauce causing the legs to move has been covered in the comments, but there's still some question as to whether or not it's officially "dead" at the time of serving. The brain is probably still in the body, but a significant part of its nervous system, the giant axon, I believe extends into the mantle, which has been cut. I'm not an expert on squids so I can't really come to a definite conclusion about that. As you can see in the beginning, it's not moving at all when it's brought out so I assume that signals around the body have stopped, whereas a fresh intact squid out of water would constantly move around. This doesn't necessarily mean that it's "dead" but it seems to me that it's at least incapacitated. Here's an explanation of a similar occurrence using frog legs: blogs <b>...</b>
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This stunning footage of deep-sea squids comes from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI), where researchers use remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) to observe and record deep-sea animal behaviors. Learn more about MBARI www.montereybayaquarium.org www.mbari.org
When Brad Seibel's 2000 paper suggested squids brood, it was called "erroneous." Years later, with the help of Steve Haddock, Seibel had the opportunity to take a submersible 7000 feet below the sea where he captured this footage confirming his hypothesis. Take that, cephalopod traditionalists! The song is "I'll Read You a Story" by Colleen, courtesy of The Leaf Label with arrangement by Woodwork Music. From Wholphin No 2: store.mcsweeneys.net Visit Wholphin: www.wholphindvd.com
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Jumbo squid up to 2 metres long have invaded waters off the central coast of California and are devouring local fish populations More info at: www.newscientist.com
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Squid with the IQ of a tape worm loses in court and then wipes out in courthouse parking lot. Yes, Ray is truly a brown smear on the collective underwear of the biking community. (Please keep the comments PG rated. I know it's hard when commenting on this clown, but please try. Vulgar posts will be deleted.) The YouTube community has provided additional info on this celebrity rider. His name is "VERNON R WARD" and if you search The Florida Department of Law Enforcement you find a surprise. Or Google the words Florida 57147 and you'll get to see this "little stud's" face in another legal site!
This is Aaron Gregory, singer/guitarist of the band Giant Squid. I also work at the AQUARIUM OF THE BAY in San Francisco as a profesional diver. Today (6-27-08) a man who has been installing video equipment at the aquarium for the last several days, popped into our husbandry office and asked if we could possibly identify a "creature" that his friend, who works on an oil rig, caught on tape from an ROV. He described a manta ray like thing with 30ft tentacles!! He wasn't far off as you can see for your self. It doesn't get much more alien than this. I just identified it as belonging to the species Magnapinna, or Big Fin squid, though this one is more commonly known as the Long Arm Squid. They get as big as 5 meters! Take special note of the depth! 7828ft. Enjoy everyone!!
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'Squid attack is like nothing I've ever heard before and sounds like an underwater bass barrage big enough to sink the titanic'. Previously known as Digiworx - Squid Attack, this ones being supported by the Circus Records crew and was featured in the massive Circus Records podcast just recently. Watch out for this one dropping on a 3 track EP on Audio Phreaks soon. www.zaudio.co.uk http
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The vampire squid (Vampyroteuthis infernalis) lives in the deep ocean, home to the largest ecosystems on our planet. A "living fossil," this animal has remained relatively unchanged for hundreds of millions of years. The deep ocean contains what may be the greatest number of animal species, the greatest biomass, and the greatest number of individual organisms in the living world. Humans have explored the deep ocean for about 150 years, and most of what is known is based on studies of the deep seafloor. In contrast, the water column above the deep seabed comprises more than 90% of the living space, yet less than 1% of this biome has been explored. The deep pelagic biota is the largest and least-known major faunal group on Earth despite its obvious importance at the global scale. Pelagic species represent an incomparable reservoir of biodiversity. Although we have yet to discover and describe the majority of these species, the threats to their continued existence are numerous and growing. Conserving deep pelagic biodiversity is a problem of global proportions that has never been addressed comprehensively. The potential effects of these threats include the extensive restructuring of entire ecosystems, changes in the geographical ranges of many species, large-scale elimination of taxa, and a decline in biodiversity at all scales. This review provides an initial framework of threat assessment for confronting the challenge of conserving deep pelagic biodiversity; and it <b>...</b>
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Groups of squid were mating everywhere we looked, and squid egg casings already obscured the sand bottom. Furthermore, a variety of fishes and other animals including bat rays, thornback rays, sheep crabs and sea lions were feeding on the squid. Talk about a wild scene. Of course, there were scenes like the one we were witnessing all over Southern California that night, as the La Jolla Submarine Canyon is only one of any number of sites where market squid gather to mate during typical Southern California winters. Also known as common squid, these cephalopods usually inhabit deep water, but they mate and lay their eggs in much shallower surroundings. The mating and egg laying typically occur over sandy bottoms, sometimes at depths as shallow as 30 to 40 feet/9 to 12 m, but more commonly in slightly deeper, cooler water. The event is often referred to as a "run," and during heavy runs, which can last for several weeks or even months, literally millions of squid gather to mate in coastal canyons and along steep sand drop-offs at the offshore Channel Islands. The instinct to mate among market squid is incredibly strong, and the males appear frantic as they attempt to embrace a female. Market squid are only believed to live for one year, just long enough to reach sexual maturity, mate and die. It is quite common to see three, four or more males all clutching the same female in an undersea orgy. Squid are capable of swimming forward, backward and sideways with near equal <b>...</b>
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Giant Squids of Anger shirt: dft.ba In which John discusses the strange and fascinating mating habits of the giant squid, and then ponders why the sexual and reproductive habits of so many animals tend to be inefficient and--to humans at least--very strange.
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**Voting has now closed but you can check out the top 5 at www.discoverychannel.co.uk/20 Discovery UK is 20 years old this year and to celebrate Robert Lewellyn is asking you to pick your favourite ever Discovery show. There is an incredible list to choose from including Mythbusters, Deadliest Catch, Crocodile Hunter and American Chopper.
For more Discovery News, visit news.discovery.com | A restaurant in Japan is serving up some very fresh sushi. The "dead" squid begins to squirm as soy sauce is poured over it, but why? Martin Berman speaks with a chemist to find out what's going on.
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The MAKE team visited Squid Labs in Emeryville, CA - Squid Labs designs chips, electronics, robotics, materials, embedded systems, manufacturing processes as well as recently launching Instructables. Saul Griffith was kind enough to give us a tour of their work shop, fab lab and some of their projects. www.makezine.com
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Shirts: dftba.com In which John and Hank Green reunite to discuss the 2010 Project for Awesome and then proceed to challenge nerdfighteria to solve a dinnertable dispute in re. the energy output needed to create moon pasta and then discuss the new t-shirts at DFTBA Records. The idea of the project for awesome is simple. You make a video in support of a charity you wish to support, and hopefully lots of people will watch and favorite and comment upon the video. P4A videos are particularly awesome and effective when they're well-edited videos that show us how the organization you support changes lives for the better. There are lots of ways to do this, but here are a few examples: Shawn's video for the uncultured project: www.youtube.com Tyler Oakley's video for the trevor project: www.youtube.com Kristina Horner's video about First Book: www.youtube.com Such videos are often useful to the charities in question, too, so don't be surprised if someone from the organization contacts you! Thanks for participating in the project for awesome, nerdfighters. We love you, particularly those of you who read this far into the video description.
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More about this episode: www.bbc.co.uk Stephen Fry and zoologist Mark Carwardine continue their journeys to the ends of the Earth, travelling by car, boat, plane and horse through Mexico. In a dramatic conclusion to the series, the travellers have a close encounter with grey whales and meet the deadly Humboldt squid in a search for the mighty blue whale, the biggest creature that has ever lived.
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Another Video from our "How to" Series, We (Hookedup) show you how to set up a Squid Jig rig and/or Lure. Feel free to check out our other videos and subscribe! Thanks for watching! Please Remember to Comment&Rate, We really appreciate any feedback or Questions. If you have any ideas for our new Videos feel free to leave us a message and we will try and help you out! Thanks - Hookedup!
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Inspiring authors and frightening sailors for centuries, the giant squid lurks somewhere between myth and reality. Zoologist Clyde Roper discusses the deep sea leviathan, separating fact from fiction.
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These video clips show Humboldt squid (scientific name Dosidicus gigas) hunting fish in Monterey Bay. These voracious predators can grow to over two meters (6.5 feet) long. Unlike many larger predators, Humboldt squid can hunt at depths where the water contains very little dissolved oxygen. Humboldt squid appear to be expanding their range northward along the California coast. This video was taken by researchers at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) using a remotely operated vehicle (a type of robot submarine). MBARI dive video V-2277-01; Lat 36.7 N; Long 122.0 E
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This video will show you what a Squid Proxy Server does in Ubuntu. Part 1 of 3.
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