Ooh, check out this future starship pilot! http://www.msnbc.com/news/894828.asp "THE 330-POUND, 16-foot-long specimen was caught in the Ross Sea, said Steve O�Shea, a research fellow with the Auckland University of Technology. He said the squid was a young female; adults are much bigger. Going by the scientific name Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni, the animal is unrelated to the smaller and more common giant squid, O�Shea said. �This animal is formidable,� he told New Zealand�s National Radio. While the giant squid eats �quite small prey,� the colossal squid eats large prey like the Patagonian toothfish, which can grow more than 6 feet long (2 meters)..."
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