There are now evidences that deep sea trawling are destroying many marine lives, amongst, these magnificent creatures.
For the first time in history, a live giant squid is capture on camera by 2 japanese scientists...Awesome!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/4288772.stm
There are now evidences that deep sea trawling are destroying many marine lives, amongst, these magnificent creatures.
wonder how many sotong ball you can make from it... or how big a sorong ball...
ya.... trawling is terribly wasteful and unsustainable... me now avoiding seafood... not just shark fin....
Probably SUPER TOUGH, chew until jaws drop , I wonder if its tore tentacle will grow backOriginally Posted by budak
dont think sotong ball...
think what a big plate of tako sashimi it can make
Read in the papers that its torn tentacle would not grow back. Ouch...
here's a recipe for giant squid calamari: http://pharyngula.org/index/weblog/c...a_giant_squid/
Giant calamri rings! Big enough to wear it round the neck/ waistOriginally Posted by budak
Some updates; from one of the researchers that giant squids taste horrible taste like floor cleaner full of ammmonia... yucks The ammonia is suppose to help them to float ....so you can forget about eating one of these critters
Originally Posted by Fei Miao
err...the japs will find a way to make eatable, not to worry...ha ah
these giant squids live down below in the dark. their natural predators are the sperm whales which will travel down thousands of metres to hunt them. these monster squids have beaks which gives a good bite......amazing animals!!!
actually just a random thought.
i think most of us here do know that not only trawler activities threaten underwater marine life, but the military technology thats been in use for some time.
some of these SONAR from submarines (which we will never know) are allegedly the cause for the beaching of whales dolphin etc.
is there any thing we can do? just a thought...
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