Marine scientists have captured images of a mysterious tentacled creature that lives more than 3 miles below the ocean surface.

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There are some strange looking animals, but if you turn your eye to the deep ocean, that's where you'll find some truly weird ...

Bizarre creatures like vampire squid and blobfish make their home in the dark, cold, depths of the deep sea, but most of this ...

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Until now, no one had observed the species alive in the deep sea. The colossal squid (Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni ... While adults can grow to more than 20 feet in length, this specimen was just under ...

An isolated close up colorful squid cuttlefish looks like 20.000 leagues under the sea. Image via Depositphotos. Much of the reproductive behavior of giant squids remains a mystery. Scientists have ...

Giant squid also live in the frigid depths of the ocean, between 600 to 3,000 feet under the surface, in tropical and temperate waters. They are known to eat deep-sea fish and other species of squid.

And in 2007, a living specimen found itself accidentally ensnared (and fatally injured) by another fishing boat, this time in the Ross Sea, near Antarctica. This 2007 squid, 30 feet in length ...

So although the colossal squid probably lives in the deep sea pretty much all the time ... KAT BOLSTAD: So this animal was probably– we estimate about 30 centimeters, or just under a foot long. And ...

[This] highlights the magnificence of a lot of deep-sea creatures without some of that monster hype.” This colossal squid was caught ... the creatures that live under Arctic ice.

Breathtaking footage of a colossal squid has been collected by an undersea camera in the waters deep under Antarctica ... about for decades,” said deep-sea biologist Kat Bolstad, from Auckland ...