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Giant squid

Giant squid. By the one and only thong vu. Where does it live. Giant Squids live in the deep ocean. They also live in the cold water. As well as cold they also live really deep down. They live so deep that you can barely see them. They live where not so many sea creatures go to.

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Giant squid

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  1. Giant squid By the one and only thong vu

  2. Where does it live • Giant Squids live in the deep ocean. • They also live in the cold water. • As well as cold they also live really deep down. • They live so deep that you can barely see them. • They live where not so many sea creatures go to.

  3. What do they eat • They eat small creatures like fish. • They also so eat smaller squids. • Sometimes they would even eat small whales. • In the stories they would eat humans too! • They also are told to eat blue whales and other things.

  4. What do they look like • They are huge and have huge eyes. • They have exactly 7 arms some have 8. • They are pinkish tan like normal squids. • They have a sharp head on top. • They are rarely fat.

  5. Interesting facts • Their eyes are bigger than any animals • Giant squids leave scars on a whale than avoid being eaten. • They are carnivores. • Giant squids are about 440 pounds. • They can change color.

  6. Interesting facts • They are the biggest invertebrates on Earth. • A giant squid's lidless eye can be as big as a dinner plate or a beach ball. • A full grown squid is about 33ft long. • The scientific name for the giant squid is Architeuthis dux. • giant squids would reach the water if held from the top of an Olympic diving platform!

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