A whole lot of Kalamari :D

[[ih]Demetris]

CANBERRA (Reuters) - One of the largest giant squid ever found has washed up on a remote Australian beach, sparking a race against time by scientists to examine the rarely seen deep-ocean creature.
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The squid, the mantle or main body of which measured two-meters (6.5 feet) long, was found by a walker late on Tuesday on Ocean Beach, near Strahan, on the western coast of island state Tasmania.

"It's a whopper," Tasmanian Museum senior curator Genefor Walker-Smith told local media on Wednesday. "The main mantle is about one meter across and its total length is about eight meters."

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What the hell is in the water down their Jan hehehehe

 

[sep]

Well, I guess it can't be any worse than sharks.

 

[Decker]

Just think 'deep-ocean' then go for a swim seldom seen is also comforting

 

[krakjoe]

Can we produce synthetic materials that can travel as deep as those creatures live ??

 

[pirohost]

Stuff like this makes me not want to go to the beach.. Has anyone heard about any shark attacks down there is aussie this year?

 

[[ih]Demetris]

Can we produce synthetic materials that can travel as deep as those creatures live ??

I dont think i want to go down there..lol if hes that big just imagine some of the other creatures that may be lurking about :shivers:

Stuff like this makes me not want to go to the beach.. Has anyone heard about any shark attacks down there is aussie this year?

No i havent heard anything about it..how many have they had so far this year?

 

[Jan]

No i havent heard anything about it..how many have they had so far this year?

None that I know of Last one I heard about anywhere, was in USA

 

[themoose]

Sharks won't touch you unless you're bleeding. They're really not the terrors of the sea that film & TV makes them out to be.

 

[[ih]Demetris]

None that I know of Last one I heard about anywhere, was in USA

Ahhh i get it lol now where fish bait hehehe J/K

 

[Galaxy-Hosts.com]

Sharks won't touch you unless you're bleeding. They're really not the terrors of the sea that film & TV makes them out to be.

While blood does attract sharks, that is not the only reason they attack humans. They are also attack humans if they mistake them for their normal prey. In fact it is my understanding that this is the case with most shark attacks.

 

[bigperm]

Can we produce synthetic materials that can travel as deep as those creatures live ??

Yeah, but then you have to find one. As big as oceans are, that's impossible.

 

[Blank Verse]

---- the scientists, let's just deep fry that mother and have a box social.