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Our friend Jonnypartys at The Scuttlefish found this video of the Architeuthis, the living kraken filmed by Tsunemi Kubodera and his team after 400 hours in a research sub. It’s only a few seconds, but you can see the beast both peacefully floating and attacking the submarine.
The monster was kind of pissed off, but I don’t blame it. According to Kubodera, they live “a solitary existence, swimming about all alone in the deep sea. It doesn’t live in a group, so when I saw it, well, it looked to me like it was rather lonely.”
Single tear.
Size comparison
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It looks like a squid. Needs a frame of reference.
There’s never a sperm whale about when you need one.
It’s always a problem with aquatic animals, it’s hard to estimate size.
This: http://goo.gl/jKV90 could be this: http://goo.gl/vsvl3 or this: http://goo.gl/kNUXi
Not impressed, it keeps doing the same thing over and over again!
CGI mate, CGI!