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Rare, Wimpy Deep-sea Squid Catches Prey with a Wiggle [VIDEO]
Marine researchers have unraveled the mystery of a wimpy species of deep-sea squid, capturing the creature on video for the first time and discovering how the squid, which lacks the muscular tentacle arms his brethren use to capture prey, feeds itself in a way unlike any other squid.
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