How To Use Giant squid In A Sentence
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The Kraken depicted on its bewitching, double-handled jug is a giant octopus, but the word also refers to a giant squid -- in fact, to any colossal sea monster.
Stefan Beck: Beaches: Bergman's The Seventh Seal & the Wellfleet Oyster Festival
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A giant squid, one of only three in the world to undergo a preserving process called plastination, went on display at AUT University on Thursday and will give students and researchers a unique look at the animal.
UnderwaterTimes.com News of the Underwater World
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A giant squid shocked the fisherman who caught it in his net off the coast of Vancouver Island.
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Also threatened is the mysterious giant squid, unusual numbers of which have been found beached in Spain recently, some with their organs damaged almost beyond recognition.
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The whalers often discovered giant squid beaks inside the stomachs of these whales.
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We'll discover colonies of giant squid off Winchelsea and mermen in the Marianas Trench.
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Staring into the seemingly deep and empty abyss some imagine enormous sharks or the legendary giant squid.
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I'm helping a friend who has to do some researches on giant squids and cachalots (all kinds of info would be welcome) and I thought that this may be a good place to ask.
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It's so large, in comparison to its land-dwelling relative, the familiar and even slightly cute pillbug or sowbug, because of the phenomenon of deep sea gigantism, which also gives rise to the giant squid.
April 2010
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One possibility is that the prey are giant squid: a chase of Titanic proportions.
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Miles finds a giant squid and then keeps on finding strange creatures.
Times, Sunday Times
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Is there such thing as a giant squid?
The Sun
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Plenty of deep-sea animals other than giant squid have shown up in fishing nets without having been captured on film in their natural environment.
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Is there such thing as a giant squid?
The Sun
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I saw in the newspaper today where a number of Giant Squid were beached in JaLolla, California.
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Giant squid beaks in the stomach of sperm whales are believed to be one of the prime sources for ambergris, a valuable substance used in making perfume.
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By comparison, the mantle of the giant squid, Architeuthis dux, is not known to attain more than 2.25 metres.
Boing Boing: March 30, 2003 - April 5, 2003 Archives
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These monks live in seclusion, and study the ways of the giant squid.
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As you may know, no giant squid has ever been observed alive; we've only ever recovered dead carcasses.
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They may be explained, rationally, as giant turtles, giant squid, or the large sunfish or oarfish that bask on the surface of the water.
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The giant squid is an "eat the crew, ask questions later" kind of cephalopod
The Lovecraft News Network
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Giant squid, fluorescently green with pink under-tentacles, waver around in a loopy dance, sometimes waving puppet squidettes on their hands.
Richard III; Lullaby; Hundreds & Thousands – review
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This brings us to an unexpected recurring theme at the festival: strong women who form powerful bonds with giant squid monsters from outer space.
Times, Sunday Times
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Miles finds a giant squid and then keeps on finding strange creatures.
Times, Sunday Times
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Roughly like a giant squid, or one of those micoscopic hydras, but blown up to immense proportions.
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Seeing as they know that cachalots need quite an amount of food, and seeing as we know how much cachalots exist, we can make an estimate of how much Giant Squids are alive.
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The giant squid is an "eat the crew, ask questions later" kind of cephalopod
Archive 2009-09-01
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It has a larger beak than the giant squid and has hooks on its tentacles.
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The giant squid has always enjoyed a reputation of mythic proportions.
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They may be explained, rationally, as giant turtles, giant squid, or the large sunfish or oarfish that bask on the surface of the water.
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Identifying the prey of the giant squid, Achiteuthis dux, is not easy since they finely macerate their food.
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A giant squid's blood cannot carry oxygen well in warm water, so if it is forced to the surface, it will suffocate.
