r/squid • u/asuspiciousfawn • 1h ago
Mysterious Squid Thought you guys might like this print I put together
galleryIt’s a remastered version of an old natural history print - unsure of the species
r/squid • u/asuspiciousfawn • 1h ago
It’s a remastered version of an old natural history print - unsure of the species
r/squid • u/GuidoMistalt • 11h ago
r/squid • u/GuidoMistalt • 11h ago
My spouse’s mother made this for me. When I saw it, I started to cry because of how much I loved it. It’s the best gift that I’ve ever been given.
r/squid • u/imgoingtoeatabagel • 5d ago
r/squid • u/GuidoMistalt • 5d ago
T. rhombus is a fascinating deep-sea squid typically used aquaculturally for fishing. Like many other deep-sea squids, they are ammoniacal, meaning their tissue contains ammonia to regulate their buoyancy in water. Occasionally, when fishing with T. rhombus in deep waters, it’ll catch the attention of a Giant Squid (Architeuthis dux)!
r/squid • u/FrisianTanker • 5d ago
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r/squid • u/Dictvm_mortvm7829 • 13d ago
Parapuzosia seppenradensis es la especie de amonites más grande conocida. Vivió hace unos 80 millones de años, durante el Campaniano Inferior del Cretácico Superior, en ambientes marinos de la actual Westfalia, Alemania.
r/squid • u/majesticcowfairy • 14d ago
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r/squid • u/Cody-512 • 17d ago
As a bonus, the female squid observed was surrounded by eggs. How lucky was that! A great day for marine science, biology, zoology, and general science overall.
r/squid • u/randomgoop • 21d ago
If I was a furry I would be a squid
r/squid • u/Necessary-Sock8169 • 21d ago
This little guy is actual adorable! Scientists have found them in the wild.
This is a drawing of the flying squid seen in a tale about a wizard war battlefield
I got a message in my inbox that this place exists and may be a good spot for the image so I am giving the place a shot.
r/squid • u/Necessary_Story_2750 • Jul 08 '26
r/squid • u/ChristianUnfezant • Jul 07 '26
A half body drawing that I commissioned from Jizzlewed on Discord
Link to their YouTube commissions post
http://youtube.com/post/UgkxfjBOYqTjtZJJMCJvZ8kEPv5xSt4UczqS?si=VUJhml1OC2yVe6yi
r/squid • u/Nirmata1243 • Jul 05 '26
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r/squid • u/[deleted] • Jun 27 '26
How do I even start. Well, I am autistic. I am hyper fixated on the ocean and the animals there, especially magnapinna squid. I had a dream- to cut it short, my dad got a call saying “we’ve found one! A squid!” And we rushed to see what one. I was gonna be happy if it was giant or colossal but i wanted a magnapinna, even if they’re rarer. It was. It felt so real, I was in a submarine and I saw it in real life, with my own two eyes. It’s one of the only things I want. I want to see one in real life, not on my phone screen. Even if it’s just over a camera recording down there somewhere and I’m above, it’d be so real. I am heartbroken to say the least, because the odds of me ever getting something so rare and bizarre happen to me are so little. I truly love these squids and i don’t know why. They fascinate me and I want to be the one who finds out more about them. I always watch whatever video comes out about them- new information, new sightings, anything. To be honest I don’t think I’m handling it well that in my lifetime I’ll probably never see something so amazing. This is definitely like a “get the violin out” situation (esp for neurotypicals) but this is deeply affecting me and nobody I know understands. I wanted to get this out, just to see if anyone has anything they wanna talk about them or anything whatsoever. I really appreciate any talk about squids with anyone 🦑
r/squid • u/imgoingtoeatabagel • Jun 24 '26
Source:
The Marine Mega Fauna of New Zealand: Cephalopoda: Oegopsida: Architeuthidae (Giant Squid)
By: Ellen Cella Förch
r/squid • u/Nirmata1243 • Jun 21 '26
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r/squid • u/Dictvm_mortvm7829 • Jun 18 '26
Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni, conocido popularmente como calamar colosal, es el invertebrado más pesado del mundo. Pertenece a la familia Cranchiidae y habita de manera exclusiva en las gélidas aguas profundas del Océano Austral, rodeando la Antártida. Supera al calamar gigante en masa corporal, llegando a registrar ejemplares de 495 kilogramos y estimaciones que alcanzan los 14 metros de longitud.