Yes, a live colossal squid has indeed been caught in Alaska under an iceberg that was as big as Texas! Yes, a live one was caught by Japanese marine biologists two years ago, but they killed it in the process by dragging it up from its natural environment. By the time the squid was photographed it was already dying. Also, New Zealand fisherman caught a colossal squid in Antarctic waters.
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There is the colossal squid - it's even bigger than the giant squid!
the animals that live in the Antarctic are: penguins, killer whales, krill, blue whale, colossal squid
The colossal squid lives in the ocean biome. These squid can be found in the deep ocean, but may also come in closer to shore.
The squid is known as the ice cream cone of the sea because they are a favorite food of many ocean dwellers.All squids are carnivores.the colossal squid, mostly known as the giant squid, eat whales when he can "take them down".Squid can live in fresh water, and saltwater.Squids can range from 24 inches long to more than forty feet long!
There are only two types of squid that live in Antarctica: the Colossal Squid and the Giant Squid. I believe they, like whales or seals, have an extra layer of blubber/fat that can protect them from the freezing water temperatures. Any other squid brought into Antarctica would die in minutes, if not seconds.
Most squid only live 1-2 years, though it is thought that Giant and Colossal squid may live up to 4 years.2-3 yearsSquid and other cephalopods usually don't live much more than 18-24 months.
No, no one has ever 'caught' a giant squid. People, many people actually have caught VIDEOS and PICTURES of the giant squid, multiple times. While the videos and pictures were caught in the natural habitat no one has sucessfully caught one :) Hope this helps!
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It is widely accepted that deep sea giant squids have the biggest eyes. Many have not been caught alive and the very few that were caught for experimental study died immediately after they were brought out of water. The deep sea research on giant squids started just recently and the first images of live adults were taken in 2004. However a giant colossal squid that was caught in the April of 2008 has the biggest recorded eyes for any animal with a diameter of 28 centimeters.
No, none have been captured alive, but there are photographs of live giant squid.
Squid do not live in a desert. They are an ocean species.