Animals
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During Deep Sea Dive, Scientists Spot Alien-Like Squid That Dwells on the Deepest Parts of the Ocean
In the deepest parts of the world's oceans, almost entirely beyond the reach of sunlight, is a world imaginable where only little has been known. Aboard the research vessel Falkor, they were able to detect another rare species in the ocean's depth: an 'otherworldly squid' rarely seen by human eyes.
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