Lyssandra09
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The colossal squid is an awe-inspiring giant, growing up to 46 feet (14 meters) long, making it one of the largest invertebrates in the deep sea. Its eyes are as big as basketballs, perfect for spotting the faintest light in the pitch-black ocean depths. With long, powerful tentacles and sharp, hook-like suckers, it’s well-equipped to catch prey and defend itself. Living in the frigid, deep waters of the Antarctic, it’s incredibly elusive and challenging to study. The colossal squid remains shrouded in mystery, adding to its allure and wonder. 
Who would've thought a squid could get as big as that? I'd be scared if I saw one in person. 
