Giant Squid Filmed in the Wild for the First Time

© Sheryl Westleigh

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Researchers from Japan’s National Science Museum have recorded a giant squid in its natural habitat for the first time ever. The team captured 400 hours of footage in their attempts to document this elusive creature, which they discovered in the north Pacific Ocean.

The footage will be broadcast on the Discovery Channel as well as several other networks around the world that helped fund the expedition.

Read more on CBCNews.ca.

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