pretty much anything foolish enough to sail the high seas. Generally though it was pirates and sailors... and of course ships. Being a squid though it would also try to eat other squids, fish, and whales depending on its size (though the Kraken was said to be enormous so it could easily take on a whale)
Blue crabs are scavengers. They eat edible wastes in the water.
Crabs can also be predators. They eat shellfish beds and seaweed. They will also eat snails, mussels, and decayed vegetation.
Traditionally they are summoned or provoked.
It has been suggested that stories of the Kraken may have originated from reports of attacks by giant squid. It is known that some giant squid can reach such a size that they are able to wrestle with whales!
There were at least three reported giant squid attacks on sailing vessels as recently as the 1930s (though, in each case, the squid came off much worse than it's intended prey), so it is a reasonable assumption that the Kraken of legend may well have been a giant squid mistaking a vessel for a whale!
Krill are eaten by many organisms. Its' most common predators are whales, herring, and other small fish.
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the krakens owner is the sea god known as Neptune but in Greek it is Poseidon's pet Poseidon goes by other names but he prefers Poseidon (YAY)
Krakens are mythological creatures, now proved as a real animal called a Giant Squid. In ancient times, Egyptians, Greeks, Persians, and many other empires would have ships sent out through the Mediterranean Sea to trade, fight, and explore other places. Some were attacked by krakens, or giant squid, and sunk to the bottom of the sea to be later digested by it. In legends, it eats people; in reality, it eats fish. To learn more, read some non-fiction books on giant squids, or a fiction book called 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, by Jules Verne.
Yes, Keakens are very dangurous...
they penetrate each other
The north had giant tarantulas. The south had krakens. It's a fact!
Krakens drop is roughly 150 feet
The danger factor is that there are people out there in the world that is hunting this creature but the creature is hunting them back.
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The Krakens are mythical creatures, kind of like reallybig squids, and a baby one is just a baby one of those.
Someone who studies Cryptozoology probably thinks so. For the most part, it is a creature out of sea lore and Norse saga.
The legend of the Kraken was probably started on rare sightings of Giant Squid and Colossal Squid. So the kraken is not real but krakens are.
The Kraken's main diet is ships, and humans. Sometimes he eats large fish that live under the sea. He likes the taste of BLOOD.