| Tripper |
02-22-2007 06:25 PM |
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Originally Posted by Tripper
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Originally Posted by c312
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Originally Posted by "Unknown_Sniper":791bc
no they havent. They found a dead child colossal squid but they estimated it was half the size of an adult one.
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[quote:791bc]# 1981- A Russian trawler in the Ross Sea, off the coast of Antarctica, caught a large squid (see image at beginning of article) with a total length of 4 meters (13 feet), which was later identified as an immature female of Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni.
# 2003- A complete specimen was found near the surface with a total length of 6 meters (20 feet) and a mantle length of 2.5 meters (8 feet).
# 2005- A specimen was captured at a depth of 1625 meters while taking a toothfish from a longline off South Georgia Island. Although the mantle was not brought aboard, the mantle length was estimated at over 2.5 m, and the tentacles measured 230 centimeters. The animal is thought to have weighed between 150 and 200 kilograms.[3]
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They've caught them before, I never said anything about how old it was.
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Yeah but you did say that it wasn't as exciting because they had caught one recently. oOo:
Actually this is very exciting considering how much bigger this one is, and that it is fully intact - So I dunno what you're talking about.
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Take a deep breath their man. First of all, I recognized that I hadn't made the distinction between this colossal squid and the recently caught giant squid. I'll admit that, but still, this is hardly as exciting as the recently caught Giant squid; a species that hadn't even been seen alive until recently and was then shortly after caught alive. That's all I meant. You're right, it's impressive how large it is, but to me, it's not as big of a deal as catching a species that was enshrouded in so much more mystery like the Giant squid.[/quote:791bc]
Owned.
lol c312 is such a weasel when it comes to disputes.
"DONT WORRY EVERYBODY - I'LL FIGURE OUT A WAY TO STILL BE RIGHT"
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