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squid Archive
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Live fast and die young: same-sex sexual behaviour in a deep-sea squid
In a study published today in Biology Letters, male squid were found to routinely and indiscriminately mate with both males and females. -
New Species of Squid Found
Scientists have discovered a new, large, species of squid in the Indian Ocean. The squid was found during a seamounts cruise in the southern Indian Ocean. Seamounts are typically deep, steep-sided, extinct volcanoes which are extremly important for life in the oceans.
